Sentence examples for Somewhat in excess from inspiring English sources
"Supply is somewhat in excess of demand; inventories are also higher than normal," Mr. al-Naimi told reporters.
"For your information," the Oct. 24 letter said, "I estimate the size of Mr. Temeczko's estate to be somewhat in excess of $1 million".
"I have been told it's somewhat in excess of $750,000, so I'm assuming it's between $750,000 and $1 million.
Dr Patel maintained that the total fluid was somewhat in excess of three litres but that it was mainly ascites (a substance which forms in a damaged liver), which had been stained with blood.
Johann von Lamont, (born Dec. 13, 1805, Braemar, Aberdeenshire, Scot. died Aug. 6, 1879, Munich, Ger)., Scottish-born German astronomer noted for discovering that the magnetic field of the Earth fluctuates with a period somewhat in excess of 10 years.
Cadbury's shares leaped by over 40% on Monday morning after investors digested the news of the potential takeover, somewhat in excess of the 31% premium offered by Kraft over Friday's closing price.It seems likely that Kraft will return with a better offer.
Also displayed, on the temple of Apollo, from the fifth century BC, were the maxims, "Know thyself" and "Nothing in excess", the latter somewhat ironic as, with its dedications, reliefs and statues, the religious complex was nothing if not excessive.Although the heyday of Delphi coincided with that of ancient Greece, it survived remarkably well after being subsumed into the Roman empire.
In particular, when using an indicator for quarterly earnings in excess of $1500, the resulting coefficients estimates were somewhat smaller in magnitude but had the same qualitative implications.
"The lunar option currently is priced in excess of the average cost of a US funeral, somewhat limiting the popularity of the service," he said.
It offers V-8 performance well in excess of two-seaters like the Audi TT and BMW Z4 (though at a somewhat higher price), yet undercuts the cost of less well-rounded, more powerful offerings like the Dodge Viper SRT-10.
But what jars somewhat here is this: how could a director who made two successful Spider-Man films (which took in excess of $1.5bn across the globe between them) struggle to impose his vision on the third?
