Sentence examples for likely to surpass from inspiring English sources

Nor is it likely to surpass that movie's final $714m£436m6m) international box-office tally.

Hedge fund activism is likely to surpass precrisis levels in coming years.

By 2008, says NASSCOM, annual sales are likely to surpass $50 billion.

This week, Mr Bush seemed likely to surpass the $100m mark in his own fund-raising.

Given current trends, the country is likely to surpass 1 trillion euros in accumulative debt by next year.

His calculations show a default rate of 11.3percentt in July; it is likely to surpass 12percentthisis month.

By years end, @YourAnonNews is very likely to surpass the Twitter following of most major American newspapers.

Worldwide sales of semiconductors in 2004 are likely to surpass the 15.8percentt growth rate that the Semiconductor Industry Association forecast last year, the trade group announced yesterday.

On a typical cold winter day, she said, the agency receives about 1,600 calls, a benchmark it seemed likely to surpass yesterday.

Nothing is likely to surpass the war in Iraq or the administration's indifference to the suffering imposed by Hurricane Katrina in sheer dastardliness.

Despite the recent decline, the average for all of 2000 appears likely to surpass the record 82.5percentt occupancy rate set in 1996, according to the data.