Sentence examples for not to surpass from inspiring English sources

Loosely modelled after St Peter's basilica in the Vatican, Pope John Paul II requested the cupola be slightly lower so as not to surpass the papal one.

Though we could be the first generation not to surpass the success of our parents, their success serves as a pre-professional safety net, in lieu of the safety net the government may not be able to provide my generation.

Its population grew to about 95,000 people, and a third circle of walls, constructed between 1284 and 1333, enclosed an area that the city was not to surpass until the middle of the 19th century.

Boston's ownership did not want to surpass the luxury-tax threshold by signing Rogers.

He is almost certain not only to surpass that figure this time, but to raise substantially more than any challenger.

Since the crisis, however, his funds have posted gains that have consistently beat hedge fund benchmarks, though not enough to surpass the losses sustained in 2008.

Generation would grow from all energy sources except petroleum, though nuclear power was not projected to surpass hydroelectric, natural gas, or coal in the energy mix.

Because the plants could be safer as well as faster and easier to install, they do not have to surpass big reactors in cost per kilowatt-hour, Mr. Lyons said in an interview.

25 check-ins is a lot but not impossible to surpass.

SIMPLE msrf-EHD showed better results than the SIFT-based implementation but still did not manage to surpass the EHD-global performance, corroborating the aforementioned assumption concerning texture-based descriptors on texture-based detectors.

Vaccination with 50% VE delayed for five years needs six and 12 years in SA to break-even with immediate 20 and 30% VE vaccination, respectively, while not able to surpass the impact of immediate 40% VE vaccination over 30 years.