Sentence examples for yields a surplus of from inspiring English sources

That yields a surplus of $1.86 trillion.

Net borrowing, forecast to be in surplus this financial year at 6.5 billion pounds, now yields a surplus of 16.4 billion pounds.

An internet search of Tom Hiddleston's name, unsurprisingly, yields a surplus of news headlines: whether it's his recent indoctrination to the world of Instagram or fodder about his relationship status with a certain pop star.

During the catabolism of glucose or xylose through the XI pathway, S. cerevisiae yields a surplus of cytosolic NADH, mainly through biosynthesis of proteins, nucleic acids and lipids [ 38, 39].

Around 1850, the average annual income was £104,638, which yielded a surplus of £45,885.

Most of the income was from carrying, and by 1870, income had risen to £143,976, although this only yielded a surplus of £11,727.

Many of these hospitalizations were for physical check-ups which yielded a surplus of diagnoses, including vascular dystony.

The earth they farmed, addicted to fertiliser and pesticide, no longer yields a surplus to sell in the market.

That estimate, however, yields a surplus, excluding Social Security, of "only" $838 billion.Given these figures, today's saintly rhetoric needs to be taken with a pinch of salt.

It yields a surplus profit in comparison to profits made by uncoordinated DERs.

To compensate for sows with delayed oestrus after weaning and non-pregnant sows, a surplus of gilts and sows are mated to yield the planned number of litters at term.