If the proportion of interested senators voting "yes" exceeded the proportion of uninterested senators giving their assent, the bill was presumed to be positive for the industry in question.
Mr. Rock's replies scarcely exceeded "yes," or "no".
Equaled, yes, but never exceeded.
So, yes, he definitely exceeded the speed of sound.
Exceeding customer's expectations.
"And yes, a certain share exceeded the threshold," she says.
Consider their injury-ravaged bullpen and substitute Freddy Garcia or Bartolo Colon for Gordon in Cashman's quotation, and the answer to what seems like a fanciful and patently ridiculous question becomes rather obvious: yes, a team whose payroll exceeds the gross domestic product of some Caribbean nations can overachieve, and without shame.
Meanwhile houses, most Americans' biggest asset by far, are tumbling in value at a pace that exceeds that seen in, yes, the Great Depression.
We have a powerful military, yes, but the "hard power" of missiles is often exceeded by our "soft power" of ideas.
"Their leadership and years of experience far exceeds mine in these situations, so, yes, I let them do all the talking.
While the "yes" votes prevailed in both instances, the voter turnout failed to exceed 50 per cent and was therefore insufficient to make the decisions binding under the Municipal Act.
