Sentence examples for continues to surpass from inspiring English sources
"The magnitude of the home mortgage losses has been huge and continues to surpass people's predictions," said Gary Gordon, an analyst at Portales Partners, an independent research firm.
But the report also says that leading developers and contractors are attached to union construction work, in part because "the best union labor continues to surpass nonunion in skills and productivity," and because the jobs provide "a key channel of upward mobility for millions of Americans".
Although Mr. Kerik, a former detective, has taken an active interest in the gripes of the rank and file and has spent considerable energy trying to fix up decrepit police facilities, many officers remain disheartened by their failure to secure a pay increase, and the number of retirements continues to surpass projected attrition levels.
Unfortunately, the expectancy of all these efforts continues to surpass our current capacity.
This series continues to surpass expectations in terms of the excitement of the cricket and I think that is down to both side's batting being a little uncertain.
Trophies have been harder to come by in Spain, with Ronaldo winning one La Liga, one Copa del Rey and the Supercopa de Espana in his four years there to date, but on an individual basis he continues to surpass his own remarkable standards.
With productivity growth continuing to surpass expectations, America's economic future still shines more brightly than anywhere else.
The Man Group said Friday that its funds under management fell 9 percent over the last six months, to $52 billion, as client outflows continued to surpass new sales.
McCartney is 67, and his creativity and thumbs-up enthusiasm continue to surpass all reasonable expectations, but he learned long ago to face universal truths.
Announcing the return of the show, Lombardo said: "David Benioff and DB Weiss, along with their talented collaborators, continue to surpass themselves, and we look forward to more of their dazzling storytelling".
