Sentence examples for exceeding numbers in from inspiring English sources

By 1957, blacks had become the majority of the city's residents, exceeding numbers in any major city in the United States.

Northern and central herd counts were variable owing to episodic and large-scale removals, with numbers of bison in the central herd (1,399 3,531) exceeding numbers in the northern herd (455 2,070) before 2008.

The Chicago area inventory exceeds numbers in the Los Angeles and Miami areas, where the foreclosure crisis seemed particularly severe, and Chicago's inventory of foreclosed homes is falling more slowly than elsewhere, real estate and legal experts say.

Building on a long-standing study with the methodology already in place clearly imposes some limitations: the sample size in this survey was pre-determined by the survival of the cohort, though participation still exceeded numbers in the "90 plus" age range included in many larger population studies.

Second, nest (redd) abundance and spatial distribution significantly increased following supplementation efforts, an increase that exceeded numbers observed in a nearby unsupplemented river (Fast et al. 2015).

Hamilton wrote an exceeding number of letters to friends in congress to Convince the members too see otherwise.

Number of unemployed and retired persons combined exceeded number of employed in August 2010, as it fell to 1.474 million.

And we have exceeded those numbers in the Army of One campaign.

Response numbers exceeded target numbers in three countries, and we were able to estimate representativeness by comparing characteristics of respondents with the characteristics of primary care clinicians in each country for many important variables.

Remarkably, we also noted that, albeit Bcl2 overexpression induced B-cell accumulation exceeding in number that observed in DKO mice, BAFF depletion triggered a significant reduction of B cells in Vav-Bcl2/TACI-Ig mice as compared with Vav-Bcl2 mice.

Hernandez took 11 warm-up pitches, 3 more than the usual number allotted between innings (although a starting pitcher is allowed to exceed that number in his pregame warm-up, within reason).