Sentence examples for dramatically outpace from inspiring English sources

There is no question that the innovation we'll see in the coming years will dramatically outpace anything we've seen to date.

At the end of the day, there is no question that the innovation we'll see in the coming years will dramatically outpace anything we've seen to date, just as the last few years have seen rapid advances over the past decade.

The global economy was supposed to be turbocharged by emerging markets that would dramatically outpace more developed economies because of their burgeoning manufacturing base, growing middle class and untapped natural resources.

However, the rate of growth in the state's budget for incarceration has dramatically outpaced other spending items over the past decade.

Trade in December, according to figures from China's customs office, showed a massive 17.7% year-on-year jump in exports, dramatically outpacing a forecast for 4% growth.

You haven't been living under a rock, and you know just how much college tuition costs – not to mention dorm fees and other living expenses – have soared in recent years, at a rate that dramatically outpaces inflation.

I co-founded a similar program called the Woodhull Institute; by teaching these skill sets, and adding mutual support in an all-female space, our alumnae – whether from barrios or Ivy League universities – quickly and dramatically outpaced their peers".

Global has dramatically outpaced domestic traffic in recent quarters.

Global has dramatically outpaced domestic traffic in recent quarters, and an unexpected flattening of the U.S. growth contributed to the company's disappointing latest quarter.

If Sirius is successful in adding 1.1 million new subscribers in the fourth quarter, it will have added more than 3 million new customers this year, dramatically outpacing XM's expected gain of 1.9 million new subscribers.

As a result, the GDP growth rates of these countries have dramatically outpaced those of more developed economies, lifting millions out of poverty and creating new middle classes and vast new markets for consumer products and services.