Sentence examples for begun to exceed from inspiring English sources

Demand has finally begun to exceed our capacity.

He produced what has come to be known as the Carlson curve, and it shows a rate that mirrors Moore's law — and has even begun to exceed it.

Holroyd writes: Ever since the licensing of Continental brothels in the 1870s and the subsequent discovery that British girls were being exported to Brussels and Vienna... 'The Great Social Evil,' as the Victorians called prostitution, had begun to exceed slum-landlordism as the most controversial topic for the press.

As the city has witnessed an explosion of wealth, day-school tuitions have begun to exceed $30,000 a year, and real estate prices have forced many members of the middle and professional classes out of Manhattan, to say nothing of the Upper East Side.

But the agency had already begun to exceed that figure in the final months of the Obama administration, when the number of detained immigrants swelled to more than 40,000.

Now, Manning is beginning to exceed those expectations.

Without any further immigration, deaths would begin to exceed births around 2048.

Gin became so widely consumed that the amount sold daily began to exceed that of beer.

If intake begins to exceed minimal requirements, excess vitamins are stored in the tissues.

During the late 20th century, however, extraction costs in many mines began to exceed profits.

Eventually the extraction of water began to exceed the recharge of aquifers from precipitation, and water tables began to fall.