Sentence examples for to surpluses from inspiring English sources
adjective
Being or constituting a surplus; more than sufficient; as, surplus revenues; surplus population; surplus words.
Current-account deficits have been reduced or converted to surpluses.
"But in good times, we got back to surpluses.
The budget situation continued to improve, moving to surpluses over the next four years.
All of those countries are reporting smaller budget gaps and improved trade deficits that in some cases have swung to surpluses.
Mr. Lew has been at the center of power as the nation has lurched from deficits to surpluses and back again.
Tax revenue has been increasing in Russia, high oil prices and balanced budgets have led to surpluses in recent years, and Mr. Putin has full control of Parliament.
Normally, the premium-to-surplus ratio for underwriters is closer to 2-to-1.
And those programs are supposed to run surpluses, to build up reserves for the demographic deluge.
Hockey is not rushing back to surplus.
He will bring the budget back to surplus.
We went from deficit to surplus, and businesses did very well.
