Examples of using Has exceeded in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Wire and cable output value has exceeded the United States to become the world's largest electric wire and cable producer.
Over the past two years Chinese lending to developing countries has exceeded that of the World Bank.
This is the first time in history that a land vehicle has exceeded the speed of sound.
Your blood pressure can be said to be high if it has exceeded 140/90 millimeters of mercury(mmHG).
And, as you know, Ginger has exceeded all expectations in her ability to produce medicinal proteins for livestock.
the sales volume has exceeded 3700, 000USD with 98% of our products being exported to Canada,
whose age has exceeded 4 thousand years.
Testogen has exceeded the popularity of other testosterone boosters such as Testofuel,
The demand for crossover has exceeded all expectations- in Europe there were over 30,000 applications for the Volkswagen Tiguan before the release of this model.
For Moscow, the cost of one of the primary client for a long time has exceeded 5000 rubles, to use traditional methods for spa salons- outdoor advertising,
total value of prizes has exceeded $60,000;
And the production of silkworms has reached the 200 thousand"boxes"(the total produced silk has exceeded the 800 tons).
what do we do if someone has exceeded a norm that we had not raised?
The rapid development of the Internet has contributed to the number of sites dedicated to the English language, it has exceeded the mark of«hundreds of millions».
the Australia-Israel relationship has exceeded all expectations.
In recent months, the sheer vulgarity and gutter language expressed by some haredi rabbis and politicians against other Jewish groups has exceeded all boundaries.
It was the fourth straight month in which the number of new jobs has exceeded 200,000.
And the reason is increasingly evident: the volume and complexity of what we know has exceeded our individual ability to deliver its benefits correctly,
Now that the number of signatures has exceeded 100,000 the UK Parliament is obliged to debate it.
The reason is increasingly evident; the volume and complexity of what we know has exceeded our individual ability to deliver its benefits correctly,