Sentence examples for dramatically outstrip from inspiring English sources

But this is the kind of race in which some of the participants are improving so rapidly that their performance will dramatically outstrip anything they have shown before.

But while Macau started out providing just a fraction of the revenues for Las Vegas Sands and those who followed it, the Chinese region has come from almost nowhere to dramatically outstrip Vegas.

As you can see the company's half-year — fiscal — revenue increase, as we noted above, does in fact dramatically outstrip the increase in its full losses.

The famous Travelling Salesman problem you referenced has complexity on the order of N!  ("N factorial"), a pattern of increase that dramatically outstrips mere exponential growth for larger problems.I admire the Economist's use of accurate language.

For women in the same obesity category, cancer deaths dramatically outstripped those among normal-weight women.

The CUA manages requests to lease or purchase land, but demand dramatically outstrips supply and much of the unallocated land fails to meet the requisite criteria for parceling, such as land where floodwater runoff is diverted.

But even they were surprised by how dramatically the effects outstripped those of climate change.

Dr. Petersen said, "Clearly, dementia is going to outstrip those dramatically".

40 Mobile phone use has been dramatically rising and now outstrips computer access.

Supply will massively outstrip demand as vehicles become available 24/7 at dramatically lower marginal cost.

By the middle of the 19th century, though the Consumer Price Index had fallen (and the price of a loaf had remained the same, still about fivepence halfpenny), the cost of a Folio had gone on rising, to 5000 loaves, and when the Consumer Price Index started to escalate dramatically around 1950 this particular corner of the antiquarian book trade was more than ready to outstrip it entirely.