exceeding
Americanadjective
adverb
adjective
adverb
Etymology
Origin of exceeding
Example Sentences
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"Mr Garnacho accepts that he committed the offence of exceeding the speed limit and has pleaded guilty to the offence," his lawyers at JMW Solicitors wrote.
From BBC
Winnebago reported higher second-quarter revenue and net income, exceeding analyst expectations for both metrics.
Clear shares began their surge late last month, when the company provided sales guidance well exceeding Wall Street estimates.
“Even though in a rational world you should look at your total budget, when one of those buckets starts exceeding, you feel emotionally and psychologically stressed.”
The bank expects annual inflation to rise to 3%-3.5% over coming quarters, exceeding its 2% target.
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