Sentence examples for being outstripped from inspiring English sources

Critics say Apec is being outstripped by rival organisations.

Mitchell continued to promote air power and to warn against the danger of being outstripped by other countries, particularly Japan.

Whatever happens next, there was no escaping the sense that the Palestinian leader most favoured by the west and by Israel was being outstripped by Hamas.

My experience is that corruption remains endemic, the growth of the middle class is being outstripped by that of the poor, infrastructure is abysmal, and government continues to be the problem.

While many of the materials used in electronic equipment can be reused in new products, recycling capacity is being outstripped by the growth in demand for phones, computers and other devices.

Pierpaolo Petrassi, head of buying for beers, wines and spirits at Waitrose, said its champagne sales had continued to rise but its growth was being outstripped by prosecco and English sparkling wine.

"The tolerance level has been outstripped by the deer themselves".

The pay of some career civil servants is outstripped by colleagues recruited from the private sector.

Lang Lang's capacity for eating is outstripped only by his need for hydration.

Party membership has for the first time been outstripped by the conservative CDU.

In North America, it is outstripped by Apple and Research In Motion, the maker of the BlackBerry.