Sentence examples for expected to outpace from inspiring English sources

India is expected to outpace China in growth by the end of the decade.

But larger economies (Germany and France) are catching up and are expected to outpace Britain in the next five years.

Earnings growth at Shell is expected to outpace that at BP, which is still paying for the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

Wages are finally expected to outpace inflation in 2014, bringing to an end the relentless decline in living standards that has characterised the post-recession period.

Water consumption is emerging as an important issue potentially influencing the composition of future urban transportation networks, especially as projected urban populations are expected to outpace water availability and as alternative fuels and vehicles are being implemented in such regions.

The interactive infographic here shows A.U.V.S.I's state-by-state economic projection for 2015, assuming F.A.A. regulations are in place: The map shows the extent to which agricultural uses of drones are expected to outpace public-safety uses.

Backward provinces inland can still expect to outpace their coastal cousins.

In its 4Q18 conference call, ALV's management noted the company outgrew light vehicle production by 6% in 2018 and they expect to outpace vehicle production by a similar amount in 2019.

According to the Ministry of Tourism, 2017 will go down as a record year with international arrivals expecting to outpace 2016's 28 million visitors with an influx 30 million entries.

Even after some turbulent months for the Japanese economy, the nation is expected to far outpace the United States this year in spending for new plants, equipment, research and development.

For the current quarter, Dell, which is based in Austin, Tex., said it expected to again outpace its competitors, though overall sales would probably fall without the help from holiday shoppers.