Sentence examples for * outstripped in from inspiring English sources

When the play was first produced, "Reality Bites," Ben Stiller's movie about the disaffected youth of Houston, was a modest hit, outstripped in its freaked-out adolescent mythology (and nostalgia) by Richard Linklater's 1993 hit "Dazed and Confused".

They have, I believe, completely outstripped in popularity and possibly influence, the two other major (and older) forms of narrative fiction: the novel and the play -- although, being a novelist who has written one play, I am loathe to make that statement.

In time, their role outstripped in prestige that of the other masters of requests who counseled the king.

All those supercomputers are outstripped in computational power (in several measures) by the little phones that hundreds of millions of people carry around in our pockets today.

Michael Johnson from the Centre for Policy Studies said executive pay had "outstripped in an unreasonable way the remuneration of the man in the street".

Musa's rapid acceleration makes him particularly dangerous when operating off the shoulder of the last defender and he is rarely outstripped in a one-against-one sprint.

According to BP, an oil company, the world's known reserves of oil rose by 6.6 billion barrels during 2010, as increases in reserves in Brazil, India, Russia, Colombia, Uganda and Ghana outstripped declines in Mexico and Norway.

"They have gone from aspiring to be just above their pay bracket to aiming a long way above their pay bracket".All this meant that growth in consumer credit regularly outstripped growth in GDP in the Anglo-Saxon countries and saving ratios fell to historic lows.

This year 40m bottles were bought as a 19% rise in sales outstripped growth in sparkling wine, according to the Wine and Spirit Trade Association WSTAA).

Moreover, figures from Indonesia's statistics agency suggest that the average wage for Indonesian production workers has not, in fact, outstripped inflation in recent years, although minimum wages have done so.

This year, for the first time, investment in renewable energy outstripped investment in conventional energy.