Sentence examples for greater than needed from inspiring English sources
Owners are making record profits, they said, because inflation is low, rent collections are up and the rent increases granted in recent years have been greater than needed.
In her love of craftsmanship she seems bigger-souled than your average pop star; her way of praising her band, onstage at Radio City Music Hall on Friday night, was to suggest that its abilities were much greater than needed to play her simple music.
Over all, the accounting office found, the combined total of savings for decommissioning by 2000 had reached $26.9 billion, "about 47percentt greater than needed at that point to ensure that sufficient funds will be available to cover the approximately $44 billion in estimated decommissioning costs".
Even the things that we use that we feel are essential, we use in quantities greater than needed and waste the excess.
(Chloride is also essential but in such small quantities that it is frequently classed non-essential). Boron is needed in relatively small amounts, however, and if present in amounts appreciably greater than needed, it becomes toxic.
This is supported by the observation that RANK expressing monocytes do not form osteoclasts outside of bone even in the presence of RANKL at doses far greater than needed to induce differentiation in vitro [4].
Its purity was 36percentt U-235 -- short of the 90percentt needed for most nuclear bomb designs but greater than that needed for most nuclear reactors.
That said, a prospective hearing aid user does not need to purchase units that provide benefits greater than those needed by the individual patient.
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The amount of heat needed (time in our experiment) to warm the water is much greater than is needed for air.
The grazing pressure needed to cause the shift from erect algae to 'barren' may be greater than that needed to maintain the barren.
