Sentence examples for going to exceed from inspiring English sources

The World Trade Center area is undergoing a significant change that is far going to exceed anybody's expectations.

"I think the line is going to exceed all expectations," said Richard Crockett, a retired mining expert and a leading campaigner for the line's reopening.

When I heard that "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" was going to exceed 700 pages, I was ecstatic for two reasons.

It was the torch relay that first convinced me that the London Olympics are going to exceed the optimists' highest hopes and confound the professional pessimists.

"Although we are going to exceed the US box office in the future, there is still a big gap between us and the States in terms of the quality of film production," Xiaogang said.

While her husband Dustin Drees says having insurance through the Affordable Care Act has meant a lot less hassle and unknowns, medical bills for his family are still going to exceed $10,000.

Citing the slow start to a similar program for Massachusetts residents several years ago, the president predicted that when the six-month window for enrollment ends in March, "we are going to probably exceed what anybody expected in terms of the amount of interest that people had".

"The consumer's cost of hiring an attorney and litigating that is going to quickly exceed the value of the claim," he said.

I will recommend that my client hire this young woman; I'm completely confident that she is going to far exceed the expectations we had for this position.

Forget about Lucy VS Hercules, or whether Guardian of The Galaxy's comic-book fanbase will support it: this is a family movie like The LEGO Movie (except it's even better) and it's going to far exceed Thor: The Dark World and Captain America: The Winter Soldier.

"I'm a fan of any technological innovation, but for me, it's going to have to exceed what came before -- and it hasn't yet," Nolan told a crowd of exhibitors at the annual industry conference.