Sentence examples for comes in excess of from inspiring English sources

However, it is impossible to decide whether such intake represents an adequate complement to the energy obtained from solid foods or comes in excess of body energy needs.

"That well came in in excess of 3,500 pounds per square inch bottom hole pressure.

The police gave an estimate of "in excess of 125,000".

The presale estimate is "in excess of $80 million".

And, by the fund's actuarial calculation, about $60 million more will be paid in coming years, for a grand total in excess of $90 million.

Before then four offers came in, two in excess of the asking price of $394,715, and one a cash offer exceeding it by more than $50,000.

Aston Villa will have to come up with in excess of £20m to persuade Sunderland to part company with striker Darren Bent.

The sense of excess comes in 10 pages of individual goodbyes, which seem as if they could fit on 3. Perhaps, though, that's the setup required for the final punch: an intimate sequence of the grandparents saying farewell to each other.

Sklias' initial medical bills total well in excess of $200,000.

The answer is that the tackle, nasty though it was, came nowhere near to being in excess of the violence expected (and agreed to) in a game of football.

This comes on top of an extra $60 70 million in excess of its budgeted amount that the CTA has been forces to expend.