Sentence examples for generating in excess from inspiring English sources
Moreover, those inventions, which included 40 new drugs for cancer, are currently generating in excess of $100 billion a year in sales for drug and biotechnology firms.
The service is available in English, Spanish, Italian, French and German, and Taptu announced in June 2009 that it is generating in excess of 1 million searches a day and over 3.2 million users.
With the production of aniline alone generating in excess of 5 Mt year−1, an improved understanding of the structure and behavior of liquid-phase catalysts under operating conditions could lead to a better understanding into why this catalyst is both so active and selective.
Apparently there are already plenty of customers with one "generating in excess of $5,000 a month in ad revenue and membership fees".
A large airport can quite easily generate in excess of 100,000 daily access trips by passengers and the same number of trips by workers, visitors, and suppliers.
His program generates in excess of $20 million in annual revenue for CBS Radio, his primary employer, and his flagship New York station, WFAN, according to two people apprised of the show's finances who spoke on condition of anonymity.
The normalization of Cuban-U.S. relations served to boost foreign travel and increase foreign exchange earnings from tourism, which generated in excess of $2 billion in 2015 and provided employment for some 120,000 Cubans.
Deloitte's annual review of football finance also found that the top five European leagues – in England, Germany, Spain, Italy and France – combined for a record £9.2bn and that the Premier League generated in excess of £1.5bn more than the Bundesliga, which was the next highest-earning league.
"…we are forecasting that MySpace alone will generate in excess of $800 million in revenue in fiscal '08.
In the case of S2, the oxidation reaction occurred continuously, and the amine oxides were generated in excess, as shown in Figure4b.
In addition, Delmonte pays Validare a kingly 15% on the fees he generates in excess of what he would have earned performing surgery in a hospital.
