Sentence examples for number in excess of from inspiring English sources

Military declares all civilians freed; says number in excess of 72,000 over four days.

Instead, earlier this month, an ITV documentary was first to expose Savile – whose teenage victims, the Met police said earlier this week, may number in excess of 200.

In announcing his candidacy, the Libyan madman joins a Republican field which is believed to number in excess of seven hundred candidates.

It won't be long before they are in Arrowhead Stadium, before a crowd expected to number in excess of 70,000.

Israel consists of six million Jews surrounded by hostile countries whose inhabitants number in excess of 200 million and whose land area is approximately 400 times larger than Israel.

Alu elements are primate specific SINEs that have reached a copy number in excess of one million in the human genome, which makes these markers highly sensitive and desirable for forensic samples with extremely degraded DNA.

Intriguingly, he then notes that the crowd numbered "in excess of 3,000... the number of police engaged in the area was 2,750".

Even after the club went bankrupt and were relegated to Serie C1 back in 2004, they broke divisional records for attendance, with numbers in excess of 50,000.

Recently, fixed bed percolation was investigated up to Reynolds numbers in excess of Re=104 with particle packings as dense as ε≈0.35 at pressures up to 25 bar.

He said he hoped that others living with chronic illness, numbering in excess of 90 million in the United States alone, would find a measure of comfort in reading his story.

The results demonstrate that with the level of roughness employed in this investigation, strong coherent shedding re-emerges in smooth flow for Reynolds numbers in excess of 750,000, whereas in smooth flow such shedding re-commences only for Reynolds numbers in excess of several million.