exceeding
Americanadjective
adverb
adjective
adverb
Etymology
Origin of exceeding
Example Sentences
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Unused losses exceeding $3,000 also get carried forward to future years.
From MarketWatch
They have spent their entire lives training for those 2 minutes when they will plummet down the slope at top speeds exceeding 90 miles an hour in the hopes of shaving split-seconds off their runs.
However, authorities say the number of visitors in recent years has "increased dramatically, exceeding the city's capacity and resulting in overtourism, which is having a serious impact on the living environment of local residents".
From BBC
Lease agreements typically include a mileage limit, so exceeding it results in an excess mileage charge, according to Consumer Reports.
From MarketWatch
Tyson Foods reports adjusted earnings of 97 cents a share and sales of $14.3 billion, exceeding analysts’ estimates.
From Barron's
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