Sentence examples for should eclipse from inspiring English sources

Jeter holds the Yankees' franchise record for hits and should eclipse Mantle's team record for most games sometime next season.

If they struck a deal in haste, calculating that currencies and tariffs should eclipse the rights of an inconvenient blind man, they will be taken as knaves.

By some estimates, worldwide ETF assets, now at $725 billion, should eclipse $1 trillion within two years.

AOL's total advertising revenues are running at about $2 billion a year($522 million in the June quarter), and should eclipse subscription revenues soon (which were $691 million in the June quarter, and dropping like a rock).

While revenues derived from media rights should eclipse those generated from ticket sales and game attendance, gate revenues are still forecast to increase from $17.7 billion in 2014 to a projected $18.3 billion in 2015 and $20.1 billion by 2019.

Your love for your child should eclipse any other feelings you have for another person. .

Technical (fundamental) knowledge is clearly critically important, but it should not be the driving force, and it should not eclipse the development of the skills and attitudes essential for the future survival of fire safety engineering as a distinct, competency-based engineering discipline.

The corporate dramas of the BBC should never eclipse its actual dramas.

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But the bogus flap over one particular surveillance product should not eclipse the very real issues lurking behind it.

Equally important, that record should not eclipse the many great things he did at Princeton and in the world.