The phrase 'exceed much' is not correct and usable in written English.
You would typically use the phrase 'exceed greatly', 'exceed by a lot', or 'exceed significantly' instead. Example sentence: The sales figures this month exceeded greatly our expectations.
Ryan's bluntness is the standard for the Giants to match or exceed, much as it has been since he was hired nearly three years ago.
Today's hard disk drives, for example, can reach storage densities of several hundred billion bits per square inch, and similar future devices aren't expected to exceed much more than a trillion bits per square inch.
Thus, one might expect that the kill velocity will reach a maximum under these conditions and, therefore, not exceed much more than that predicted above.
Depending upon heat and pan, toasting time can vary, but it generally does not exceed much over five minutes.
The windows afford views of the rugged coastline that surround this tiny town, where the population has never exceeded much more than 400 people.
However, flexural and splitting tensile strengths of the experimental mix containing 75% bottom ash and 20% fly ash exceeded much more than the control sample.
By checking the profile of the three curves, they differ from each other: The curve of GLR 2 1 climbs faster than the other two curves; additionally, it receives the most significant rise and in the end fluctuates around 95 which exceeds much more than that in the curves of GLR 1 1 and GLR 3 1, simultaneously, during the stabilize stage, the curve of GLR 3 1 slumps sometimes.
"April Galleons" exceeds much of his earlier work in choking sequential development.
However, before the development of the Kilobots, no distributed robot collective had successfully exceeded much more than 100 individual robots.
By the 1970s, Bahrain had about forty roundabouts and since then the number has not exceeded much beyond fifty.
In Trametes gallica and Oryza meyeriana, SAMP of Oases produced long ORFs at most and exceeded much more than SAMP of Edena and Soaptrans.
