Sentence examples for very likely to exceed from inspiring English sources

The scenario goes as follows: The painting is highly desirable and very likely to exceed its $35 million to $45 million estimate, but it lacks the blockbuster appeal or timing of the Van Gogh.

We also suggest that the cost of protecting the wrong or insufficient winter habitat, which may result in the loss of regional breeding populations, is very likely to exceed the cost of collecting information on migratory connectivity and running analyses like those described here.

Results from our risk assessment and the current weight of scientific evidence (Currier et al. 2005; Karpati et al. 2004; NYCDOH 2001; O'Sullivan et al. 2005; U.S. EPA 2000c, 2005a, 2005b, 2005c) indicate that human-health risks from residential exposure to mosquito adulticides are very low and are not likely to exceed levels of concern.

If we delay any longer strong cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, it looks like global mean surface temperature is likely to exceed the level beyond which the impacts of climate change are likely to be very dangerous".

Human PXR has very broad specificity for steroid hormones and their synthetic intermediates albeit mostly at micromolar concentrations likely to exceed typical physiologic concentrations [ 2, 8].

This year, it is likely to exceed $3 billion.

American Sniper looks likely to exceed all those titles.

The price, likely to exceed £200,000, was left unspoken.

It is likely to exceed 2°C for RCP6.0 and RCP8.5, and more likely than not to exceed 2°C for RCP4.5.

Police had yet to provide figures, but it looked likely to exceed 100,000.

But Mr. Bolten cautioned that the deficit was still likely to exceed $500 billion in the 2004 fiscal year.