Sentence examples for time has exceeded from inspiring English sources

But no country in recent time has exceeded the number of medals won at its home Olympics at the next Games.

The first one is that restarting period has passed by or running time has exceeded the running period, and the second one includes non-periodic transactions, that do not finish successfully but still satisfy all consistencies.

Mr. Levitan, whose Flooz.com site has also experienced increasing revenues in the post-holiday weeks, said corporate sales during that time had exceeded 50percentt of the total.

A few months earlier, when Zalaznick took over Oxygen, she and the network's new general manager, Jason Klarman, decided to put their money on a show called "Tori and Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood," and the show, for the first time, had exceeded a million viewers that Tuesday night.

There are also indications that the unexpected surge of cash may at times have exceeded the campaign's ability to filter it for unwanted sources.

When it comes to homeland security, this Administration time and time again has exceeded the boundaries of current law behind closed doors, without public input, and without oversight," said Cantwell.

This past November, the Coalition For The Homeless reported that the city's homeless shelter population rose to 41,000, marking it the first time New City has exceeded the 40,000 population.

If the time limit has exceeded an applicant may file suit and recover damages.

This is the first time the average has exceeded £200,000 since the Halifax started recording prices in 1983.

Annual migrant arrivals were 100,800, the first time this figure has exceeded 100,000 in New Zealand's history.

Legatum said it was first time the UK has exceeded its pre-2008 rating, which is calculated by assessing areas like the unemployment rate, inflation, and perceived job availability.