Examples of using It exceeded in English and their translations into Hungarian
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I think it exceeded 5 hours.
I think the event went extremely well and it exceeded my expectations.”.
It exceeded any expectation….
In the fourteenth century it exceeded one hundred thousand.
It exceeded them in many ways.
We were very impressed and it exceeded our expectations.
It exceeded my expectations on both days!
I knew I would enjoy it but it exceeded my expectations.
It exceeded my expectations and I would recommend it. .
Not only did it not disappoint, it exceeded all my expectations.
It exceeded stakeholders' and participants' expectations.
Their number is growing faster than the world's population, and in 2015 it exceeded 244 million people.
Overall, it exceeded our expectations.
By the middle of June the number had reached 340 thousand,and by the end of the same month it exceeded 400 thousand.
This year it exceeded all expectations.
In 2002, Hungarian government debt was 55 per cent of the GDP; by 2007,this rate increased over 65 per cent, and it exceeded 80 per cent of the GDP in 2010.
In the process, it exceeded the skills of its human mentors.
The construction of the castle was the most costlyinvestment of King Edward I in the 13th century, it exceeded the yearly tax income of the whole kingdom!
It exceeded all expectations of the couple's personal objects of Reagan-ordered auction.
In France,the vineyard area insured with EU support has grown; it exceeded one quarter of the total vineyard area in 2017.
There are wide regional variations across the EU in growth rate; in the Convergence objective regions, for example, growth averaged 2.6% per year between 1995 and 2002, yet in 16 of these regions it was less than 1%,while in 15 others it exceeded 5%.
The growth rate of the Hungarian economy temporarilypicked up again in the fourth quarter of 2015, and it exceeded the EU average by more than one percentage point.
It exceeded 200 000 for the first time in 2009-2010 and the 231 410 students who went abroad to study or train in 2010-11 represent a new record and annual increase of 8.5% compared with the previous year(the equivalent year-on-year increase in 2009-10 was 7.4%).
The antiwar protest held inMoscow over the weekend was the largest in two years, and it exceeded any counterdemonstration mustered by pro-Kremlin movements.
Box 7- High levels of pollution not included in the official data In Ostrava, Radvanice ZÚ station doesnot report validated data to the Commission although it exceeded the PM daily limit value 98 times in 2015.
When unequal armies engage, it is no wonder when one becomes victorious; and it may sometimes be that a less number overcomes a greater,even because it exceeded the other in courage, in counsel, in skill, or in some other way, or because the larger army fought from a disadvantageous position, or trusting in its own strength rushed on inconsiderately.
On the other hand, at a closed session of the foreign ministers, Eduard Shevarnadze openly admitted that the Soviet Union was“facing a critical situation,” and it could no longer afford to run a permanent arms race with the West,given that it exceeded the Eastern block“in every possible respect.”.
Taking Videoton's main markets, the ratio of automotive industry has increased further,last year it exceeded 40%, so remained the most important industrial branch.
Nominal wage growth was particularly pronounced in the countries with higher output growth rates(i.e. the Baltic States, Bulgariaand Romania), where it exceeded productivity gains, triggering fast(in most cases double-digit) unitlabour cost growth.
The Klerksdorp Museum, in 2002, had posted a letter from John Hund of Pietersburg of South Africa on its website claiming that the spheres were tested at the California Space Institute andscientist had concluded that its balance was so fine, it exceeded the limit of their measuring technology and it was within one hundred thousandth of an inch from absolute perfection.