Sentence examples for exceeds from high-quality English sources.

• Indeed, the global “surplus” now exceeds China's.

• But his reach over the company’s operations far exceeds this.

• If heat loss exceeds heat generation, metabolism increases to make up the loss.

• Philo then ups the ante by granting for the sake of argument that human happiness exceeds human misery.

• Along Bahia’s coastline there are areas where annual rainfall exceeds 55 inches (1,400 mm).

• Fubo tells us its on-demand library exceeds 60,000 TV episodes and movies, rotating monthly.

• If heat generation exceeds the heat loss, mechanisms such as panting or perspiring increase heat loss.

• Once over those thresholds, you’ll lose $5 of your payment for every $100 your AGI exceeds those thresholds.

Use exceeds in a sentence.

• For all other businesses, if your taxable income exceeds the threshold amount, the wage (and capital) limits begin to kick in.

• “Donald Trump’s press conference performance in Helsinki rises to & exceeds the threshold of ‘high crimes & misdemeanors,’” Mr.

• Rainfall in eastern Paraguay exceeds 60 inches (152 centimeters) per year, except along the Paraguay River, and is well distributed.

• If intended saving exceeds intended investment, unemployment may result; and if investment exceeds saving, inflation may occur.

• The number of new cases reported beyond China now exceeds the number of new cases reported in China, where the outbreak appears to be tapering off.

• Demand for “Hamilton” far exceeds supply but the additional revenues either go to scalpers or are not realised at all, as lucky theatregoers enjoy a bargain.

• It expects to borrow almost $3trn of debt in the second quarter, a record that far exceeds its quarterly borrowing requirements during the financial crisis of 2007-09. 

• “The number of African American and Latinx people in American jails and prisons today exceeds the entire populations of some African, Eastern European, and Caribbean countries.”

exceeds sentence examples

• The driest region receives annual precipitation of less than 30 inches (800 mm), while precipitation in the wettest region normally exceeds 40 inches (1,000 mm); precipitation occasionally exceeds 55 inches (1,400 mm) in the northeast.

• The BMA says managers and senior doctors will set "thresholds" for admission to intensive care units - patients whose "probability" of dying, or requiring prolonged intensive support, exceeds the set threshold would not be considered for intensive treatment.

• It report says an estimated seven billion people, 95 per cent of the earth’s population, live in areas where (PM2.5) exceeds the World Health Organisation’s air quality guidelines, and that 60 per cent live in places where fine particulate matter exceeds even the least stringent WHO air quality targets.

• And for high-income taxpayers, it depends on just how high your income goes; a married couple will start to lose the payment once adjusted gross income (AGI) — think, all of your income less only a few deductions — exceeds $150,000, and the same will occur for a single taxpayer once AGI exceeds $75,000.