Sentence examples for bring in excess from inspiring English sources

Last night, however, David Norman, co-director of Sotheby's Impressionist and modern art said the estimate was "fluid" and that right before the sale he had been telling interested collectors it would bring "in excess of $30".

The barrage will have a lasting impact and could bring in excess of 50,000 jobs for the whole area, which will mostly be in the Weston and Cardiff region.

He envisages that hosting the world's most famous cycling race will bring in excess of £100m in economic benefit to the region.

Murdoch said he will be surprised if FIM does not break $1 billion in revenue in FY2008 at operating margins of 20 percent, with MySpace projected to bring in excess of $800 million.

Six more sales of Doheny Collection items are scheduled, which are expected to bring in excess of $20 million for the Los Angeles Archdiocese.

"The game would probably get televised and would bring in in excess of £120,000 on its own, plus gate receipts and you are looking at the thick end of probably £200,000".

Mr. Schroeren said closing the plant was not a condition for letting the Czechs join the European Union, but Czech officials insisted their country needed the electricity Temelin could generate and the cash it would bring in from selling excess electricity to Western Europe.

Mr. Romney has used that breathing room to crisscross the country attending fund-raisers to fill his war chest, exploiting his joint committee with the R.N.C. to bring in checks far in excess of what he could accept for his campaign.

If the strategy does not bring in new revenue in excess of the cost, then it is better to remove that strategy and try something else.

The full extent of Portsmouth's dire ­financial position can be revealed today after the Guardian has learned that the club are set to be declared insolvent unless they can demonstrate to the high court on 1 March that they can bring in a cash ­injection in excess of £20m.

A frisky, high-strung singer who likes to belt, Mr. Cutrell has a powerful voice (a better instrument, by the way, than Clay Aiken's), but his impulse to bring in "American Idol -style excess (a mIdol -stylegospexcesssion of "Little Girl Blue") needs to be checked.