Sentence examples for but exceed from inspiring English sources

Last month, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung predicted that G.D.P. would not only reach the government's target but exceed it.

The union, meanwhile, is betting that the tax rates are low enough that the wealthier clubs will not be deterred from exceeding the threshold -- perhaps not by as much as the Yankees, but exceed it nevertheless.

The statement said the university's standards "not only meet UKBA's published requirements, but exceed those requirements in a number of key areas," in terms of English and academic ability.

"You had the so-called British invasion of America by the Beatles 20 years before, and we thought of this as the reverse, a hip-hop invasion of Britain," says the group's frontman Chuck D. "We had a mission, which was not to match the hype, but exceed it".

Launching its legal challenge to the ban, LMU said: "The university has been conducting checks on its international students, specifically in relation to English language and educational ability, that not only meet UKBA's published requirements, but exceed those requirements in a number of areas".

He burns with enthusiasm to clean up corruption in the police, increase salaries and put more officers on the beat; he wants to tackle organised crime properly; to crack down on bribe-taking; to make the bankruptcy procedures faster and simpler; to encourage dispute resolution outside the courtroom; and, overall, "not just to catch up on the European level, but exceed it".

But exceeding the recommended dosage for newborns could impair their neurological development, Dr. Orloff said.

Only the Europeans really took their goal seriously, not only meeting it but exceeding it.

Sales in the period, which ended July 31, fell to $454.2 million from $461.4 million, but exceeded analysts' forecasts.

But exceeding campaign goals can also give inventors added flexibility when it comes to designing and crafting their products.

Revenue for the quarter was $162 million, down $13 million from the fourth quarter of fiscal 2003 but exceeding analysts' projections.