in excess of

Idioms and Phrases

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

Example Sentences

In total, hiring Amorim and Ashworth and sacking Ten Hag have cost the club in excess of £30m.

From BBC

Independent expert testing carried out on behalf of the programme at the beach last week found levels of potentially harmful bacteria, well in excess of legal limits for bathing water.

From BBC

While Trump made two centuries, there were only two other breaks in excess of 50 and both players struggled to find their normal rhythm despite being presented with numerous opportunities to score heavily.

From BBC

Still, the United States’ biggest trade deficit, by far, remains with China, in excess of $279 billion last year, according to the Census Bureau.

From Los Angeles Times

Given Brighton's ability to extract value plus City's urgency, they would likely demand a fee well in excess of our current valuation.

From BBC