exceed in a sentence

• Rates of Indian suicide and alcoholism far exceed the national averages.
• Sometimes, critics say, the subsidies exceed the actual outlays.
• By 1995, the penetration is expected to exceed 40 percent.
• Next year's growth could exceed even that torrid pace.
• Few political experts doubt that they will easily exceed both requirements.
• The debt volumes exceed the capacity of the Canadian capital market.
• The death toll in that incident is expected to exceed 100.
• The damage, he said, could exceed $ 500 million.
• It is nice, Mochrie said, to sometimes exceed expectations.
• The performance of all operating divisions has continued to exceed expectations,
• It's difficult to see exceed in a sentence .
• The demand from labels began to far exceed the available slots.
• Tropical storms are classified hurricanes when sustained winds exceed 70 mph.
• A few mountain locations will have gusts which exceed 60 mph.
• The company forecast 1995 profit would exceed last year's.
• In theory the number of requests should not exceed the supply.
• In fact, it may exceed all other product candidates combined.
• Atmel Expects 1995 Sales to Exceed $ 600 Million ` Comfortably'
• My fax pile from Hasbro exceeds my fax pile from Mattel,
• This exceeds forecasts from 13 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg Business News.
• We now believe total proceeds will comfortably exceed our initial estimates.