Sentence examples for case has been outrun from inspiring English sources

In some ways, the case has been outrun by realities.

In the betting stakes, Beatty has been outrun by Deborah Levy whose Hot Milk (Hamish Hamilton) could hardly offer a greater contrast.

Ten or so blocks north of the towers, the smoke had been outrun and it began to dissipate into the air.

His combativeness was perfect for the first presidential election cycle with the Tea Party movement in the forefront, but Mr. Gingrich has been unable to outrun his complicated past.

Yandex, which launched in 1997, has been able to outrun Google in Russia.

Its development has been so rapid and continuous as to outrun even the most protean and adaptable of practitioners.

Its most eloquent expression has been the 70-day torch relay, which has outrun all expectations.

It has been assumed that women would be able to outrun men in ultra-marathon running and it was suggested that the sex difference in running would disappear with increasing running distance particularly in distances longer than the marathon [ 55].

MUCH has been written about the rise of the BRICs (Brazil, Russia, India and China) and the shift in economic power eastward as Asia outruns the rest of the world.

Humans have been trying to outrun old age for millennia, and new research might give us a step on the Grim Reaper.

In this race, humans are being outrun: there have been no successful discoveries of new classes of antibiotics since 1987, while new, multi-resistant pathogens such as carbapenem-resistant enterobacteriaceae (CRE) are spreading with unprecedented alacrity [ 6].