Sentence examples for constantly overtaken from inspiring English sources

As Mr Prates comments, "No regulation will ever be able to change this reality, unless a law is passed, for instance, setting the reserve requirements at 100% and prohibiting leverage".Regulators try to limit the problem with requirements for capital and curbs on leverage, but their rules are constantly overtaken by financial innovation.

Better is Ms. Baranowsky's three-screen video of a bicycle race, projected at different speeds so the athletes are constantly overtaking or falling behind one another.

That BMW's new X3 SUV was able to negotiate this road as crisply as it did cornering nimbly and powering through the treacherous climb and the equally dangerous descent surprised not only us but the Spaniards we were constantly overtaking.

Schulze is so fond of describing this era because it allows him a grand subject: how major and minor causes, the private and the political, constantly overtake each other.

So we're constantly being overtaken by twerps with side-partings being fast-tracked to glamorous high-powered management positions or to head up exciting overseas bureaux.

China has overtaken America again.

"I was overtaken," he said.

-- has overtaken the population.

Booming global demand has overtaken stagnant supply.

The cat had overtaken the mouse.

Changes had overtaken Shakespeare's physical theatre.