Sentence examples for sometimes in excess of from inspiring English sources

Stochastic reservoir models generate large grids, sometimes in excess of millions of cells.

Measured ferromagnetic susceptibilities have relatively large positive values, sometimes in excess of 1,000.

Most landlords offer concession packages that involve a fair amount of free rent, sometimes in excess of a year.

In some cases, the suit says, Mr. Greco paid the settlement -- sometimes in excess of $1 million -- out of accounts he controlled, even though those accounts were not used for such services.

They now make good money, sometimes in excess of eighty thousand dollars, with 401 k)s, and, soon to come, maternity leave (not that many of them yet need it).

Groundwater within the unconfined or semi-confined parts of Triassic carbonate aquifers in Upper Silesia Polandd) contains high concentrations of sulphate (up to 290 mg/L), sometimes in excess of drinking water limits (>250 mg/L).

During their best growth years, Asian countries often had savings rates and capital investment in excess of 20%--sometimes, in excess of 30%.

With colleagues in Ghana, he has been following populations of fruit bats, sometimes numbering in excess of 10 million individuals, that pass through Accra or Kasanka National Park in a remote part of Zambia.

Big brands will sometimes pay in excess of $30,000£23,00000) to such influencers for a single post, but smaller companies with more modest budgets can still get in on the action.

"Vietnam's labour export companies – many affiliated with state-owned enterprises – sometimes charge fees in excess of the law for work abroad, leaving workers with exorbitant debts and vulnerable to forced labour and debt bondage".

For a well-run luxury company like Gucci or LVMH or a cosmetic giant like Estee Lauder, that number usually runs in excess of (sometimes well in excess of) 60percentt of total revenue.