Sentence examples for are set to exceed from inspiring English sources

"Without aggressive, urgent action on climate change, global temperatures are set to exceed 2C warming by the end of this century".

Juniper Research released a report today that found that global mobile network operator revenues are set to exceed $1 trillion by 2016.

Global average temperatures have risen by 0.8 degrees Celsius (1.4 Fahrenheit) since the Industrial Revolution and are set to exceed 2C - a target ceiling agreed at a previous U.N. summit - on current trends, despite a hiatus in the pace of warming so far this century.

Sub-Saharan Africa's urban population is set to exceed the rural by 2030.

Britain's public spending is set to exceed 50% of GDP (see chart 1).

(America's output is set to exceed Saudi Arabia's; see article).

He said in 2008, late payment cost British business £19bn, and this year that's set to exceed £40bn.

Japan's tax base has shrunk amid the bad economy, and government borrowing is set to exceed tax revenue for a third consecutive year.

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For the first time a clear picture emerged of the costs of the rioting: in London, the bill for policing has reached £74m, and the cost for police forces outside the capital is set to exceed £50m.

Prices are unlikely to recover soon: barring bad weather, output is set to exceed demand again in 1998-99, by some 4m tonnes.In this section OUTPUT, DEMAND AND JOBS BUSINESS CONFIDENCE COMMODITY PRICE INDEX PRICES AND WAGES Reprints.