Sentence examples for be exceed from inspiring English sources
verb
To be larger, greater than (something).
- The company's 2005 revenue exceeds that of 2004.
To put that in perspective, a 1.5C degree rise is the line in the sand established at the Paris Accords as not to be exceed by 2100.
(For example, the Maastricht Treaty stipulates that a country's debt should not be exceed 60percentt of GDP and borrowing in annual budgets no more than 3percentt of GDP.].
Estimated 20 25% yield loss can happen depending upon plant damage; it may be exceed 50% due to waterlogging [ 12].
The reliability coefficient, which is the difference value that will be exceed by only 5% of the pairs of measurements in the identical subject, was calculated as 1.96 times the standard deviation of the difference between the pairs of repeated measurements.
It's there to be exceeded.
This year those totals may well be exceeded.
That was exceeded by 17 times; in 2015 it was exceeded by 58 times and it is predicted to be exceeded by as much as 68 times in 2016.
It claims to be exceeding €50m in turnover.
Demand seemed to be exceeding supply by 20%, and rising.
The 20% decline I predict may be exceeded.
