I accepted all these honours fully aware that Nigeria was not perfect; but I had a strong belief that we would outgrow our shortcomings under leaders committed to uniting our diverse peoples.
James Record, a bank analyst at SNL Securities, reckons that, as big banks try to outgrow rivals by acquiring or merging, the stockmarket has sensed that they are starting to care less about what they pay and are thus forking out premiums that are hard to justify.
The country could outgrow its high and misdirected public spending by limiting any further increase in it to half the rate of economic growth, as economists linked to the opposition PSDB have been suggesting.
Like Canada's participation in the war in Afghanistan, which dragged on for 12 years and involved 3,000 troops at its height, the fight against IS threatens to outgrow its modest beginnings.
The founders realised during the 1990s that Adobe had to outgrow its "garage" culture.
"We still expect to outgrow the segment in 2006.
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But a big plus point is that, as intra-regional trade has grown more dependable, East Asia is at last beginning to outgrow its reliance on America's economy.
As big Russian firms outgrow opportunities at home they are increasingly venturing abroad, especially to countries where Russian is still spoken.The government is doing much the same.
The end of wartime controls, the gradual abolition of internal tariffs and the shift of labour out of farming and into industry allowed the EEC to outgrow most of the world, including not only European countries outside the club but also the United States.
That could reach 40% by 2004 if the funds maintain their current 25-30% equity weighting.All the more reason, say the funds, for the government to lift their 5% cap on foreign investments, lest the funds outgrow the local bourse especially given the present dearth of public offerings and privatisation opportunities.
