exceeded造句

In 1991 Nicaraguan inflation exceeded 60, 000%.

Today, I'm pleased to announce that we have exceeded that goal — early.

The opulence of the rubber barons could only be exceeded by their brutality.

If after replacing these with a single table lock, the MAXLOCKS value is no longer exceeded, lock escalation stops.

But she soon realized that was not the case, as the actual cost far exceeded her budget.

What would you do if your wallet became harder to open as your spending approached or exceeded your budget?

But we have now far exceeded earth's carrying capacity which is why we're in the middle of this major extinction.

The price of the nervous situation ream aviation fuel of the supply falls short of demand increases soon even exceeded the crude oil.

But others held it up as convincing proof of the notion that the world's oil production would soon reach a pinnacle, never to be exceeded.

Mercury levels at more than two-thirds of the sites exceeded what scientists believe fish-eating mammals, such as mink and otters, should ingest.

On July 13, 2011, KETV of Omaha, Nebraska, reported that a newly built, 2-mile levee designed to protect Hamburg already exceeded federal standards.

New orders exceeded inventories to the greatest extent since 1975, strong argument for the belief that the US will now see a “restocking boom” as production is stepped up to replenish inventories.

These classes provide support for priorities, periodic behaviour, deadlines with handlers that can be triggered when the deadline is exceeded, and the use of memory areas other than the heap.

Yet the appetite that appeared to drive, at times even define her, exceeded mere food to include everything, and her consumption of men, booze, jewels and celebrity itself was an astonishment.

What would you do if your wallet became harder to open as your spending approached or exceeded your budget? Would you think twice about where your money was going?