Sentence examples for will be a surplus from inspiring English sources

Thanks to higher revenues, last year's public-sector deficit of 2.3% of GDP will be a surplus of better than 5% this year.

At the same time, there will be a surplus of up to 95 million low-skill workers globally, according to the study, conducted by the McKinsey Global Institute.

China's skewed birth ratio (118 boys to every 100 girls) means that there will be a surplus of about 24m bachelors by 2020.

Soon there will be a surplus of water in Israel, thanks to seawater desalination, and we will be able to make up the Palestinians' shortage of potable water.

Although China's skewed birth rate means there will be a surplus of about 24 million men in China by 2020, the majority of these bachelors will live in rural areas.

At the same time, with an annual 6percentt increase in productivity by the 2018 labor shortages will disappear and there will be a surplus of supply over demand of manpower in the future.

Over the next decade there will be a small surplus of $665 billion compared with the forecast surplus of $5.6 trillion that his administation inherited.

The current-account surplus from January through August was $3.63 billion, on its way to what the government predicts will be a $5 billion surplus for the year.

It says that in Suffolk with three secondary free schools, there will be a 28% surplus in secondary school places.

In Bedford, the NUT says a secondary free school is being funded when there will be a 25% surplus at secondary age and 38% shortfall in primary places.

If we adopt simple methods, India will be a water-surplus nation by 2050".