Sentence examples for certainly surpassed from inspiring English sources

Here, the economy has certainly surpassed social issues since 2008.

I don't know what I expected, but he's certainly surpassed any expectation I ever had.

In 2005, it almost certainly surpassed France, and probably squeaked past Britain too.

Koivu has certainly surpassed all expectations, and is even tied for third among playoff scorers with 10 points (4 goals and 6 assists).

"With a net income easily exceeding $1 million last year, Arnold Palmer almost certainly surpassed the earnings of every corporate chieftain in the country, including Harold Geneen.

Nearly $100 billion was spent on biomedical research in 2003 (Moses et al. 2005), and expenditures have certainly surpassed that amount by now.

But Dr. Goronkin said that "in time M-RAM will certainly surpass D-RAM, because M-RAM scales so much better".

With lower costs and nimbler management, "Gol will certainly surpass TAM," predicts Respício do Espírito Santo of Instituto CEPTA, which studies air transport.Varig brings other benefits that Gol is less keen to talk about.

But it certainly surpasses any country club I ever visited, growing up in Scarsdale, where there were two kinds: the Protestant ones with overstocked bars and crummy food, and the Jewish ones with understocked bars and yummy food.

The American has won four of the past six grand slam titles to overtake Roger Federer (17 overall) with 18 overall and she is hitting the ball so cleanly and with such confidence it is difficult to see anyone stopping her winning her sixth title at Melbourne Park, where she will almost certainly surpass the totals of Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova (see footnote).

That's a pretty impressive feat, if true, and would certainly surpass Samsung's recent low-light camera advancements.