Sentence examples for getting outpaced from inspiring English sources

Goonyella would be in danger of getting outpaced if the forecast overnight rain does not materialise.

Southern Vic, age 10, weight 10-9 All wins have come on soft or heavy and at risk of getting outpaced on the good going that now seems likely.

The trouble is that she's a drag, who slows down rather than quickens the movie, and Cameron Diaz, playing gamely against type, gets outpaced by the supporting cast, especially by Jason Segel, as a gym teacher, and Lucy Punch, with her prim exclamations of surprise — "Shut the front door!" she cries, skirting a different F-word.

Having been held up and then arguably got outpaced in the Dewhurst, Rivet was able to wind up the pace from the front here and appeared to relish the extra furlong, staying on as well as anything to score by a length and three-quarters.

While I believe aviation has to get more carbon efficient, seemingly benign industries like IT have outpaced aviation in carbon output.

The rich got richer, they way outpaced the middle class, and top salaries exploded compared to those of most workers.

But they have been outpaced by events.

Employee terminations since September 2006 have far outpaced recruitment.

Tuition increases have far outpaced inflation.

It looks increasingly likely that that number will outpace the number getting drugs.

The excess DNA in our genomes is junk, and it is there because it is harmless, as well as being useless, and because the molecular processes generating extra DNA outpace those getting rid of it.