Sentence examples for that will surpass from inspiring English sources

Deficits next year that will surpass in percentage terms those of Greece and Italy, in line with the projections of the European Commission.

Charles O. Prince III of Citigroup and E. Stanley O'Neal of Merrill Lynch have already lost their jobs, hurt by their lack of popularity and escalating subprime losses that will surpass those of Morgan Stanley and Bear Stearns.

By selling the technology that allows carriers to provide quotes online, however, InsWeb has created a revenue stream that will surpass the company's other revenues "not too far in the future," Mr. Enan said.

In his interview with The Straits Times, Dr Lee, who also teaches at Korea University's Graduate School of Energy and Environment, said his biggest fear is people refusing to change their attitudes and actions, which could result in "severe, persistent and irreversible impacts that will surpass our ability to adapt to them".

Bitcoin – Expect a rise over the next year that will surpass the current low.

Mark Dacey, chief executive of NPTC Group which recently merged with Coleg Powys, said: "We are paving the way for an opportunity to build a centre of learning that will surpass anything that is currently available in Wales or the UK.

"I look into my son's eyes and see his father... There's no amount of time that'll surpass my love and hurt for Michael," she wrote.

They even suppose, not all that secretly, that they will surpass whites".

Some projections indicate that by 2020 that figure will surpass $1 billion.

That is why Spitz feels strongly that Phelps will surpass his record for gold medals in a single Olympics in Beijing.

That record of progress has pushed further into the horizon the day that China will surpass the United States as the lead culprit, and it is something that Mr. Bush seems to have overlooked in his harsh appraisal.