Sentence examples for set to exceed from inspiring English sources
(America's output is set to exceed Saudi Arabia's; see article).
Sub-Saharan Africa's urban population is set to exceed the rural by 2030.
And now, after three full days at sea, South Georgia already seemed set to exceed expectations.
But as the Wall Street Journal argues, supply looks set to exceed demand.
Chinese investment in renewable energy is set to exceed $300bn by 2020.
Britain's public spending is set to exceed 50% of GDP (see chart 1).
However, most countries are on track to hit their contribution to the renewable energy target, with Sweden, Denmark and Estonia set to considerably exceed it, the report suggested.
As of mid-June, vinyl sales in the US were up 40% over the same period last year and look set to easily exceed 2013's 6 million total for the year.
Jenny Bates, Friends of the Earth London campaigner said: "2020 is far too late for the Mayor's plan for an ultra-low emission zone in central London – EU legal limits must be met by 2015 for NO2, but London is still set to still exceed levels required for this toxic gas until 2025.
One-class Student t test was performed and P values were based on all 1,024 possible permutations (cut-off was 0.01) and the proportion of false significant genes was set to not exceed 10 genes.
According to market research firm VentureOne, venture funds this year are set to meet or exceed 1998 levels, when they collected $15.7 billion from limited partners (the corporations, pension funds and wealthy individuals whose money they invest).
