At the same time, the cost of renting and the overall cost of living has vastly outstripped the annual rise in student loan allowance.
The cities continue to mushroom at a pace outstripped nowhere else on Earth.
In that period, Ukip got just £35,000, which outstripped the £20,000 given to the Liberal Democrats.
For the first time, cash from the three top Labour donors, all multimillionaires, outstripped the trade union contribution to the party's general election campaign.
In his summary of his trip, he concludes: Established structures and their respective functions were outstripped by another kind of operating and making use of the city.
In at least one case, the value of the tax credits outstripped the value of the business that received them.
With only four countries slipping backwards, the 19-member eurozone's recovery outstripped the 0.3% growth rate recorded by the UK and 0.2% by the US in the same period.
Fareedoon Ahmed, a trainee psychiatrist from Essex, said the illness had long since outstripped the resources available – in the UK at least.
But campaign groups and trade unions have pointed out that the annual rises in fares have far outstripped the rises in wages and that Britons pay some of the highest rail fares in Europe.
That, they say, could help to cut the number of British teenagers who become pregnant: at 40 per thousand girls under 18 each year, Britain's rate is outstripped in the developed world only by America's.Not everyone, though, is keen on teaching near-babies how babies are made.
And they can expect no consolation prize in terms of housing-market gains, since house-price growth will slow to zero both nationally and in the south by this time next year, according to Fionnuala Earley, an economist at the Nationwide Building Society.The ripple effectLondon may have outstripped the rest of the country in the past decade but this has not been at the latter's expense.
