Sentence examples for predicted to exceed from inspiring English sources

Costs are predicted to exceed a trillion yuan.

The city is predicted to exceed the UK's average rate of economic growth for at least the next 10 years.

This year, for the first time, seasonal revenues in the EU are predicted to exceed those in the US.

"Water levels in some locations are predicted to exceed the historic crest in the great flood of 1993 which caused widespread devastation," Nixon told reporters on Tuesday.

In a September 2003 report on the industry's growth, the S.E.C. wrote that "in the next five to ten years, hedge fund assets have been predicted to exceed $1 trillion".

As the British medal rush, now widely predicted to exceed even the 65 gained in London, has gathered pace the question arises of whether endlessly pouring Lottery money into elite sport is beneficial in terms of the wider sporting landscape.

However, immigration is predicted to slightly exceed emigration in the coming years.

Further, the estimated age structure of the surviving population in 1988 was projected 20 years ahead, and the population growth rate was predicted to substantially exceed the maximum long-term growth rate of harbour seals (13% per annum).

That was exceeded by 17 times; in 2015 it was exceeded by 58 times and it is predicted to be exceeded by as much as 68 times in 2016.

This contrasts with Western Province, where the estimated risk of anaemia attributable to medium and high-intensity hookworm is 29%95%BCI1%to55%to 55%) and to P falciparum 24%95%5% BCI 0%to41%1%); no schoolchildren in this district are exposed to S haematobium and acute malnutrition in under 5s is predicted not to exceed 5%.

By 2025, the amount of human genomic data is predicted to be 2-40 exceeding exceeding the storage requirements of astronomy and YouTube (the other two major data-sprouting entities).