The phrase "exceeding interest" is not commonly used in written English and may be considered awkward or incorrect.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express a level of interest that surpasses a normal or expected amount, but it may not be the best choice of words.
Example: "The project generated an exceeding interest among the stakeholders, prompting further discussions."
Alternatives: "great interest" or "heightened interest".
Now, this rare news of contemporary criticism from Botticelli's own lifetime was of exceeding interest, and furthermore one cannot of course deny its substantial archival value.
Exceeding interest arose in combining targeted therapies for the treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer as a result of impressive results reported on a small phase II study (BOND2).
His intimate relations with Mr. LINCOLN, and the exceeding interest which the President-elect at all times manifested in his success, induced ELLSWORTH for the time to abandon his pet project and to apply for the position of First Clerk in the War Department.
I found this a little strange, and although as a rule I make a point not to engage in pessimistic speculation, perhaps all bets are naturally off when the new discovery at hand is one of exceeding interest to one's own field of expertise, and thus this professor published it in a great hurry as his own discovery.
Exceeding interest payments are non-deductible.
In conclusion it may be said that the writings of Appian embrace matter of exceeding interest that no student of Roman history can afford to overlook.
"If you hold your assets in money, inflation now exceeds interest rates, and the government is draining purchasing power".
The government backing would free CIT to make loans with improved profit margins, after its borrowing costs exceeded interest income in the first quarter by $17.5 million.
Equally important, it helps develop a world-making political agenda that far exceeds interest group politics applied to forests and toxic incinerators.
"It's not going to happen to anyone," Mr. Bent said when asked about the possibility that sponsors would let the share price slip below $1. "If expenses exceed interest, you reduce expenses".
The fee for a company to convert to a REIT will be 2percentnt of its gross assets - less than expected - and income from rent will have to exceed interest payments by at least 1.25percentnt, a reduction in the formerly proposed ratio of 2.5.
