Examples of 'now exceeds' in a sentence
Meaning of "now exceeds"
now exceeds - This phrase indicates that a certain quantity, amount, or level has surpassed a previous threshold or limit. It is commonly used to emphasize a significant increase or enhancement in comparison to a previous state
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Aquaculture production now exceeds capture fisheries.
It now exceeds each of those other categories.
Overall domestic spending now exceeds international disbursements.
Now exceeds our ability to detect it.
Our prison population now exceeds two million.
He now exceeds their every ambition.
The number of minority returns now exceeds outflow.
Demand now exceeds possible resources.
But where you are now exceeds.
Rooms now exceeds its capacity.
Global investment in renewables now exceeds fossil fuels.
That number now exceeds thirty films and rising.
I am confident in saying your experience now exceeds the parameters.
The death toll now exceeds two billion human lives.
Ultraviolet level now exceeds.
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Enrolment at the secondary level now exceeds the absorptive capacity of the existing educational infrastructure.
The authors believe that reputation risk now exceeds regulatory risk.
The City of Ottawa now exceeds the industry standard for reductions to water losses.
The impact of poor diets on health now exceeds that of smoking.
Student-loan debt now exceeds all other consumer debt except for mortgages.
It is estimated that the number of lay Franciscan Tertiaries now exceeds two million.
Quantity now exceeds quality.
The number of tourists that visit the Bay Islands annually now exceeds the population.
Their devastating impact now exceeds barriers through digital media.
The number of persons in need of humanitarian assistance now exceeds 4 million.
Their devastating impact now exceeds barriers with the use of digital media.
In some regions of the nation, demand now exceeds supply.
But what I know now exceeds all my further expectations.
The number of tablet PCs used worldwide now exceeds 1 billion.
According to Eurostat it now exceeds the overall employment rate in every Member State.
It is alarming that the number of people suffering from hunger now exceeds 1 billion.
The median rent in New York City now exceeds three thousand dollars a month.
The worldwide aggregate of the morphine estimates for consumption now exceeds 25 tonnes.
World mobile traffic now exceeds home desktop / laptop traffic.
The number of Palestinian refugees registered with UNRWA now exceeds 5 million.
The amount spent privately now exceeds the state 's own education budget.
In fact, global foreign direct investment to Africa now exceeds Western aid.
China 's investment abroad now exceeds that of foreign multinationals in China.
Capital investment in the food and beverage industry now exceeds $2 billion annually.
Their combined net worth now exceeds that of the world 's wealthiest man, Carlos Slim.
For such products, the market share of imported goods now exceeds that of domestic items.
The reuse of syringes now exceeds that and kills 1.3 million people a year.
Those who have left Syria as refugees now exceeds 2 million.
That means China 's debt now exceeds the economic output of the United States.
According to the UN Refugee Agency the number of refugees now exceeds one million!
Present capacity now exceeds Community consumption by over 50 million tonnes.
The female participation rate now exceeds the EU average.
Young people 's support for European construction is on the increase and now exceeds 80.
Our ability to manufacture fraud now exceeds our ability to detect it.
The number of terrorist organisations across the world now exceeds 150.
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