Sentence examples for courses surpassed from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the biological sciences courses surpassed the others when the questions touched on evolution itself (question 5).

At that time, the number of private courses surpassed the public courses.

Bach succeeded, of course, surpassing many of his own sublime keyboard pieces with the "Goldberg" Variations.

No one, of course, surpasses George Stubbs (1724-1806) -- another Mellon favorite -- as the grand master of English horse painting.

I was surprised when my professor not only did NOT make his ideology known (even when asked), but that the content of the course far surpassed the superficial discussions we hear about politics every day.

This was not surprising, given that others have shown that performance of nonmajors in biology courses can surpass the performance of majors in terms of content comprehension (Sundberg and Dini, 1993; Sundberg et al., 1994).

This puts 2011 on course to surpass last year's record death toll of 333.

It is on course to surpass China's population, now 1.27 billion, by the middle of this century.

The firm said it was on course to surpass its commitment to lend to householders as competitors have withdrawn from the market, allowing it to increase its share.

An average of 192,814 fans turned up for the championships between 2003 and 2007, but the R&A is on course to surpass its 200,000 target for this year.

At the European Championships in Barcelona, Britain went into the weekend well on course to surpass their target of 10-15 medals.