in excess of

Idioms  

1. Greater than, more than, as in The book sold in excess of a million copies. [Early 1600s]

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Example Sentences

The Met Office said gusts of 60-70mph were likely, but a few places could have gusts in excess of 75mph.

From BBC

Expectations have reset sharply downwards, but Goldman Sachs still sees opportunities for Wegovy, CagriSema and oral Wegovy to drive value in excess of what the market currently believes.

From The Wall Street Journal

After Ireland's defeat by South Africa lasted well in excess of two hours, with five yellow cards and the hosts at one point down to 12 men, former Ireland flanker Stephen Ferris said the game felt "broken".

From BBC

Deutsche Bank can be considered as having a generally robust balance sheet with a Common Equity Tier 1 ratio, the standard metric for capital strength, of 14.5%, way in excess of the minimum requirement demanded by European regulations and Deutsche Bank’s own internal benchmarks.

From MarketWatch

For those with income above $500,000, the deduction will be reduced by 30% of the amount of income in excess of $500,000, and the cap falls to $10,000 once income hits $600,000.

From Barron's