Sentence examples for might be surpassed from inspiring English sources

What are her numbers?' thinking she might be surpassed.

Although solid numbers for this year's college enrollment are not yet available, the Pew report said that early estimates in the Census Bureau's September 2009 Current Population Survey hinted that the record 2008 number might be surpassed.

The second difference might be surpassed by a restrained diffusion of calcium and orthophosphate ions from the opposite directions in, for example, a double-diffusion (DD) crystallization device or in viscous gels (Busch et al. 1999; Manjubala et al. 2006; Cai et al. 2010; Yokoi et al. 2010; Sadjadi et al. 2010).

Upcoming Smart-like Cars The teacher might soon be surpassed by the students: Toyota's iQ urban microcar looks like it might be more practical with its 3+1 seating configuration, and it will probably have better performance and fuel economy than the smart car in the gasoline model.

Having lost the first-leg game against Juventus 3-1, then conceded an early away goal, the side from south-west London clambered back to win 5-4 on aggregate in an epic night that might not be surpassed for drama, even if they win against Atletico.

It is unlikely to be surpassed.

At his greatest, he cannot be surpassed.

The record could soon be surpassed again.

Its size is unlikely to be surpassed.

How about a total government-debt level of 100% of GDP? Measured by gross financial liabilities (excluding the assets that governments might own) that level has already been surpassed by five OECD countries Belgium, Greece, Iceland, Italy and Japan.

His obsequiousness is surpassed only by the blithe ignorance that e-mail messages showing a private yen for prairie hoops might become public in a legal action.