Sentence examples for commonly exceeds from inspiring English sources

In mountainous territory the value of forests for watershed and erosion protection commonly exceeds their value as sources of lumber or places of recreation.

Dr Dewhurst, who stands down as RCPE president later this week, claimed the number of hospital beds being occupied now "commonly exceeds" what is regarded as the maximum safe level.

He warned that the occupancy rate for hospital beds in Scotland "now commonly exceeds 85% nationally", with Dr Dewhurst saying evidence had shown this was "the maximum safe level at which we can treat patients".

In many cities, however, it still commonly exceeds 15%.

Antral wall thickness commonly exceeds 5 mm and may measure up to 12 mm.

However in type 2 diabetes, which comprises the vast majority of DN, the mean duration between disease onset and diagnosis commonly exceeds the window for hyperfiltration detection [ 1].

The costs of variable annuities commonly exceed those of mutual funds, and their monthly payments may fall when underlying investments lose value.

Mr. Most emerged as an impresario in the days of the early British rock 'n' roll scene, a time when a producer's role commonly exceeded just supervising records.

In the rolling, sparsely populated wheat country of north-central Oregon, ranches commonly exceed 1,500 acres (600 hectares) in the eastern portion and double that size to the west, where wheat-fallow rotation is practiced.

In underground mining, large quantities of waste are produced, which commonly exceed the volume of minerals (Younger 1997).

Iron (Fe) concentrations commonly exceeded the recommended limit of 0.3 mg l−1 in all tube wells (BIS 2003; WHO 2011).