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

He estimates the value of drugs traded across the prison estate each year is in excess of £1bn.

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To outsiders, one of the most impressive things Maresca has done is stabilise a squad that was seen as being hugely inflated, with talk of in excess of 45 players.

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This time around he has said the tariffs could be in excess of 60%.

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The estimated cost of the work is £100,000, far in excess of the £30,000 limit.

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But the overall health budget for this year alone is in excess of £190bn.

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