Sentence examples for most likely exceed from inspiring English sources
Between now and 2080, benefits will most likely exceed payroll taxes by $120 trillion.
Once he retires and receives his medical discharge, Sergeant Feldbusch will be eligible for veterans' benefits that will most likely exceed his current $1,800-a-month paycheck.
He did say that the Cardinals' payroll — which at almost $94 million was baseball's 11th highest last season — would most likely exceed $100 million in 2011.
The rest, estimated by Smile Train board members to most likely exceed $100 million when the deal is complete, will go into a separate "legacy fund".
Economists predict that the cost of the program will most likely exceed the $350 billion remaining in the $700 billion Troubled Assets Relief Program that Congress approved in October.
By doing so, however, the Rangers, who have not made the playoffs the last five seasons, will most likely exceed their planned budget of about $70 million this season and set a league record for payroll.
The pressure from that water hammer most likely exceeded 1,200 pounds per square inch, causing the steam main to burst.
The president surely has some power to withhold prosecution, but granting legal status and work permits to millions of people most likely exceeds his discretion.
Recent reports by the Bank of England indicated that the level of daily trading in all currencies most likely exceeded $200 billion, including about $90 billion daily in London and $50 billion in New York.
This means that the substances have primary degradation times longer than 100 days that are most likely exceeding the trigger value for very persistent substances.
Even if sulfate and iron reduction were concomitant, the removal of porewater sulfide by oxidation or precipitation of FeS was most likely exceeded by chemical and/or microbial Fe(III) reduction.
