Exceed used in a sentence

Exceed in a sentence as a verb

The compliments will exceed what you think you deserve based upon how hard it was for you to build.

The idea isn't to promise your standard output and then run yourself into the ground trying to exceed that.

Wait until this company finds out that if their values exceed what MySQL expects it will silently truncate it.

It could have been as easily as some prosecutor somewhere letting zeal exceed judgement.

Apple is starting to exceed Oracle in ridiculousness.

They hire salespeople that have "consistently exceeded quota" and "increased customer spend by x" or some other sales achievement.

There is a monthly minimum fee for the first few months the service ramps up, but for all of these contracts the percentage of billing fees is designed to exceed the monthly minimum in a steady state.

Musk says a lot of the answer is in the governments traditional cost-plus contracting system, which ensures that manufacturers make a profit even if they exceed their advertised prices.

There's a lot of ways to improve on Erlang, but let me tell you that despite those opportunities, Erlang as a language is one of the wisest languages around, you do not want to try to exceed it by starting from scratch.