Sentence examples for in danger of overtaking from inspiring English sources

Jealous of your baby sister who is stealing a march on your chosen career and seems to be in danger of overtaking you?

Mercedes, long the world's No.1 luxury car, is in danger of being overtaken by BMW.

But the department stands in danger of being overtaken by the states.

The art of Forrest Bess (1911-77), like that of Vincent van Gogh, may be in danger of being overtaken by his life story.

Still, the slow-moving political talks are in danger of being overtaken by the pace of Islamic State expansion on the ground.

And the Guidant business, once a strong second to Medtronic in cardiac rhythm management, is in danger of being overtaken by St. Jude Medical, the third major competitor.

He said at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York last week that plans drawn up under George J. Mitchell, the former Senate majority leader, and George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, were in danger of being overtaken by events.

They expressed concern that Japan "is in danger of being overtaken in the field of human iPS-cell research" because of government regulations.

That's a sign that your organization or team might be in danger of being overtaken by the competition.

But their recent form has seen them drop to third from bottom - one below Cardiff Blues - and in danger of being overtaken by Treviso.

Although they picked up a losing bonus point, Saracens are only two points clear of fourth-placed Leicester and are in danger of being overtaken by fifth-placed Exeter if the Devon side win at Wasps on Sunday.