Sentence examples for in outpaced from inspiring English sources
The state's population grew over all because the number of births and the number of immigrants who moved in outpaced the number of residents who moved away or died.
For the last six years in a row renewables outpaced fossil fuels in net investment and capacity additions.
This resulted from greater radiation use efficiency (RUE) and above-ground biomass production at elevated [CO2] that outpaced gains in transpiration efficiency (TE).
The pell-mell advances of rebel forces in Afghanistan have so outpaced expectations that American commanders are considering a new war plan that would scale back bombing raids and intensify counterguerrilla operations, senior officials said today.
From 1985 to 2000, household size declined at a rate that outpaced population growth, resulting in 155 million more households than could be explained by the census alone, the team reports in the 13 January online issue of Nature.
As per Mary Meeker's 2016 Internet Trends Report, video consumption on Snapchat outpaced video consumption on Facebook in the first quarter of 2016.
WASTE OUTPACED: At 19, Tom Szaky '05 began a grass-roots empire built on worm poop.
Mr. Elmendorf refused to guess why Mr. Edwards had outpaced Mr. Kerry among independents, saying he had not seen the surveys of voters leaving the polls.
As the chart below shows, it's not only real wages that have lagged far behind productivity (or barely outpaced inflation), it's average compensation (wages plus benefits) as well.
