Sentence examples for far outrun from inspiring English sources

SINCE the 1970s trade across the Pacific has far outrun the Atlantic sort.

He says that they have far outrun their fundamentals and are "way, way overpriced".

THE NEW PARLIAMENT in Naypyidaw is proof that Thein Sein's reforms have already far outrun his predecessor's limited ambitions for "disciplined democracy".

Rich phenomenological description or interpretation, as in Husserl, Merleau-Ponty et al., will far outrun such simple phenomenological descriptions as above.

The snail's-pace development of bi media is far outrun by markets specific to gay men, lesbians and trans folks -- by at least a decade.

You may see that your spending has so far outrun your earnings that you'll have to do far more than just cut your expenses if you want to make ends meet.

John Dahl's film isn't up to his "Red Rock West," but it far outruns Hollywood's usual excuse for a thriller.

But the cost of social services needed to cope with the conse quences of educational dis advantages far outruns the economic support necessary to confront the sources of deprivation.

The hackers so far have outrun those investigators; the malware's origin remains unknown.

Coase himself was taking his cues from Arthur Pigou and beyond him from Alfred Marshall, who in his Principles of Economics, had stated that it is "this definite and exact money measurement of the steadiest motives in business life, which has enabled economics far to outrun every other branch of the study of man" (Marshall 2013, 12 13).

TRIUMPHS BY 4 LENGTHS Comes From Far Back to Outrun Rinkey and Red Wingfield -- McTague Gets a Double.