Sentence examples for estimates in excess from inspiring English sources
Culling has proved to be extremely expensive, with estimates in excess of £5,000 per badger culled widely reported.
Neuberger started out on Wall Street in 1929 as a runner making $15 a week, and he's now worth, at least by Forbes' estimates, in excess of $100 million, notwithstanding substantial donations of works of art to 70 institutions.
Three study participants had perchlorate exposure dose estimates in excess of this acceptable daily dose.
Radiocarbon age estimates in excess of 40,000 yrbp are generally considered to be of questionable accuracy, and specimens so dated could be considerably older [ 37].
In this regard, treatment for most of the Hodgkin lymphomas was clearly extremely effective, with 5-year relative survival estimates in excess of 80%.
The police gave an estimate of "in excess of 125,000".
The presale estimate is "in excess of $80 million".
In February 2000, DoS attacks against such high-profile targets as Yahoo, eBay, CNN, and the FBI caused damages estimated in excess of $100 million.
Taking into account the drying up of early-20th-century art supplies and the exponentially soaring demand, Sotheby's quoted this week an estimate "in excess of $40 million".
The value of the estate, mostly in holdings other than cash, was estimated in excess of $500 million, but Mr. Jackson also carried unspecified debt as his career foundered in recent years, in part over accusations of child molestation.
L'allée des Alyscamps has an estimate in excess of $40m£27m7m) and is a late entry for the marquee May sales in the city held by the Sotheby's and Christie's.
