Sentence examples for is expected to outpace from inspiring English sources

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

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

In the year to August, world sugar production is expected to outpace consumption for a fourth year, adding another 5m tonnes to stocks, which are at a ten-year high.

The growth in ridership at South Amboy's station is expected to outpace that of others on the North Jersey Coast line, which is to double its ridership in the next decade, he added.

Global demand for fresh water is expected to outpace sustainable supply by 40% in 2030, according to a report from the 2030 Water Resources Group, a World Bank backed public-private consortium.

In a conversation with the Forbes Digital Tool, Mahoney explains why Internet telephony and wireless is expected to outpace the traditional landline business across the world.

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

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.

"I certainly understand the popularity of the emerging markets," said Michele Gambera, head of quantitative analysis at UBS Global Asset Management in Chicago, noting that many investors favor this asset class because developing economies in countries like China and India are expected to outpace the global growth rate.

Bill Lapp, president of Advanced Economic Solutions, a consulting firm that specializes in analysis of food commodity costs, said that even with only a modest gain this year, food inflation was expected to outpace the overall rise in the Consumer Price Index, which he said could be close to zero for the year.

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.