The phrase "above outstanding" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize something that is exceptionally good or surpasses expectations, but it is not a common expression.
Example: "The performance of the team was above outstanding, exceeding all our goals for the quarter."
Alternatives: "exceptionally good" or "truly remarkable".
The Harvard Book Store (1256 Massachusetts Avenue, 617-661-1515), anoutstanding outselectionselectiof of general-interest books and criticism and a solid used-book section.
If the customer in the example above has an outstanding balance of $20,000 against their $50,000 line of credit, the F.D.I.C. calculation would reflect only $20,000.
Just under half (46%) believe he will be viewed as an "above average" or "outstanding" president.Over one in ten Americans hadn't even heard about Mr Clinton's foray abroad.
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The debtor's interest in the proceeds of the sale over and above the outstanding amount of the debt is everywhere protected.
In its supervisory role, BdE receives from lending institutions a monthly report about outstanding loan amounts above 6,000 euro, each classified by its type of collateral and repayment status.
Kennedy was president for just 1,036 days, but in a 2013 Gallup poll, 50 years after his death, 74percentt of Americans ranked his presidency as "outstanding" or "above average," the highest of any president since World War II.
Dressed in a suit that looked half a size too large, his face even more world-weary than the one gazing coldly out of the 1981 music video for "Ghost Town" playing above, he awaited an outstanding contribution to music award from the weekly music magazine NME.
Overall, according to a new survey by the nonpartisan Pew Research Center, nearly half the public says history will remember Obama as an "outstanding" or "above average" president.
