Sentence examples similar to continue to outpace peers from inspiring English sources

Most forecasters believe that America's growth will continue to outpace Europe's.

But even employers who cut benefits find that their costs continue to outpace their earnings.

Changes in viewer behavior continue to outpace changes in the television business model.

As more homes become available and wages continue to outpace inflation, Mr Gardner said, a "comfortable equilibrium" could soon emerge.

The report reinforced expectations that the U.S. economy, for all its problems, would continue to outpace Europe's.

Girls continue to outpace boys in their enthusiasm for reading for pleasure, according to a National Literacy Trust study.

Michael S. Dell, the company's chief executive, said he expected the company to continue to outpace its competitors.

-- The euro fell against the dollar amid expectations that the United States economy would continue to outpace Europe's.

According to Angelou Economic Advisors, Fort Worth's growth will continue to outpace that of the rest of Texas well into the 21st century.

As emerging economies in Asia and elsewhere continue to outpace the relatively modest growth seen in the developing world, their share of large companies, too, will rise.

In both 2003 and 2004, it expects the American economy to continue to outpace the economies of Japan and the euro area.