Sentence examples for yet exceeded from inspiring English sources
The phrase "yet exceeded" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to indicate that something has not yet reached a certain level or milestone, but may do so in the future. For example: - "Despite record sales, our revenue has yet to exceed last year's numbers." - "His talents have yet to be fully recognized and appreciated by the industry." - "Although my expectations were high, the film yet exceeded them in every way."
Chamberlain has no decisions in four starts, and he has not yet exceeded 100 pitches.
The system has not yet exceeded capacity, though it is close, Mr. Hess said.
Mr. Keaney said that retail rents had not yet exceeded 20percentt of the complex's income, but were coming close.
The one thing that has not yet exceeded expectations is the launch of Pottermore's interactive zone, which was last week promised for "early April".
Mr. Bunin said the length served as a form of "self-assertion," noting that Mr. Putin "has not yet exceeded the record set by Fidel Castro, who could speak for six hours".
The illustrated algorithm allows for the identification of collateral components which require replacing when adjoining components are replaced even though their own service life is not yet exceeded.
He has a fanatical, mesmeric stare that subdues everyone – except his mother, whose ferocity nurtures yet exceeds his.
Minette's frustration with a college life that fails to meet her expectations (and yet exceeds her academic capabilities) is interesting to observe from the outside, but only for a while.
Yet exceeding still-unwritten flood standards is a ruefully far-fetched notion for New York and New Jersey residents, for whom mountains of ruined possessions are the immediate reality and rebuilding at all is a financially daunting question.
College, he tells us, "is a hedge against utilitarian values" that "slakes the human craving for contacts with works of art that somehow register one's longings and yet exceed what one has been able to articulate by and for oneself".
We sought to replicate a putative association at 11p13 not yet exceeding genome-wide significance (p < 5 × 10−8) identified in a genome-wide association study (GWAS).
