Exemplos de uso de Now exceeds em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The number of heartbeats now exceeds 10 million.
US public debt now exceeds$ 20 trillion and China's debt accounts for 250% of its GDP!
In 6 of these patients follow-up now exceeds 4 years.
The reuse of syringes now exceeds that and kills 1.3 million people a year.
The average age of diocesan priests in Italy now exceeds 60 year old.
In particular, Portugal now exceeds the 10% interconnection capacity target.
The world wide experience of nuclear reactor operation now exceeds 6 000 reactor years.
In fact, student debt now exceeds $895 billion which is more than the total Americans owe on their credit cards.
According to a report from ComScore,time spent on mobile apps now exceeds desktop web access.
The employment rate in the EU now exceeds 40% but it remains stubbornly low in many Member States, especially for women.
The president recalled, also, the ZFM responds not alone by the tax waivers Brazilian government, which now exceeds 325 billion reais.
Total annual volume at the port now exceeds one million cubic meters.
Exhibit A for Surowiecki is Stephen Schwarzman, the chairman and CEO of the private equity firm the Blackstone Group,whose wealth now exceeds $10 billion.
Our ability to manufacture fraud now exceeds our ability to detect it.
I can think of no depression, ever, that has been so deliberate and had such catastrophic consequences: Greece's rate of youth unemployment,for example, now exceeds 60.
Greece's youth unemployment rate now exceeds 60%, and Spain's is above 50.
With this PROMATIC installation in Bosnia, BERALMAR will have installed solid-fuel firing equipment in 23 countries on 6 continents, andits list of references now exceeds 230 kilns since 1983.
Research and development(R& D)investment(private and public) in the US now exceeds EU expenditure by more than €120 billion every year.
Moreover, Afinomaq's customer list now exceeds 200, hailing from such industries as cosmetics, food, detergent, pharmaceutical, agro-chemical and paint.
Literature reports that the prevalence of abdominal obesity has increased over the last decade and now exceeds the prevalence of overall obesity, with rates of 61.3% in women.
Idea's wireless broadband network(3G+4G) population under coverage now exceeds 634 million Indians(52.4 per cent of Indian population) across 22 service areas spread over 154,000 towns and villages.
They hide the fact that we have more than 23 million unemployed people in the EU as a whole, with younger people being particularly afflicted as their unemployment rate now exceeds 21%, as well as over 85 million people in poverty.
For example, in my own country,a shocking statistic: the suicide rate now exceeds the number of people killed in motoring accidents on our roads.
According to Luoyang, Henan Province-based Chinese molybdenum producer China Molybdenum Co., Ltd,overall molybdenum inventory in China now exceeds 45,000 mt, accounting for 22 percent of the world's total molybdenum inventory.
The number of students per annum attempting at least one SCOTVEC module now exceeds 200,000, with module registrations totalling more than one million in 1990-91.
The number of people living in slums in India has more than doubled in the past two decades and now exceeds the entire population of Britain, the Indian Government has announced.
The mobile internet speed,which was already faster than those available with ADSL, now exceeds for the first time the speeds currently offered by fixed cable network operators in Portugal.
I realized years later that Brazilian aging occurred in an extraordinarily compressed manner:our life expectancy now exceeds that of England in the 1970s and the fertility rate rose from the threshold to replacement in a few years.
Whereas, according to detailed international research collated and published by the Climate Institute in Washington,the number of'environmental refugees' now exceeds the number of'traditional refugees'(25 m compared with 22 m) and whereas this figure is expected to double by 2010 and could well rise by substantially more on a worst-case basis.
Numbers participating have grown year-on-year and now exceed 17 000.