Sentence examples for always outstrips from inspiring English sources

That is a very different type of politics and one always outstrips the other.

Demand always outstrips supply, but because of the initial cost of laying cable, Sigma Cable still runs at a loss.

And he's a better stylist, full of vocal tics and idiosyncrasies, than a lyricist, which means that the how of his delivery almost always outstrips the what of his words.

Furthermore, philosophy itself always outstrips science and indicates "the need to go beyond what is already known and given in the direction of something as yet unknown and not given" (Schnädelbach, 1984, p. 172).

Furthermore, the pace of sustaining innovation nearly always outstrips the ability of consumers to absorb the improvements in functionality.

Demand for helicopters has always outstripped the (growing) supply.

The hospital did have great resources, but demands always outstripped them.

More than 53,000 patients are waiting for organs, and though Federal officials and patient advocates have begun a campaign to increase donations, they say demand will always outstrip supply.

Because of this - because Updike's gift for observing the present has always outstripped his ability to animate the past - "Rabbit," like the great Russian and French realist novels of the 19th century, becomes an unequaled repository of historical detail.

Other mistakes were made out of electoral cynicism, although pandering to public fears and stoking an obsession with crime is ultimately self-defeating – an unregulated appetite for punishment will always outstrip a government's capacity to legislate or ability to fund yet more prison cells.

What if our obligations always outstrip our intentions?