Sentence examples for it's outstripping from inspiring English sources

"The demand for food is so high it's outstripping our ability across the system to replenish it," said Robert Forney, president and chief executive officer of America's Second Harvest, a national network of nonprofit food banks that provides 80percentt of the food distributed by private charities.

Beale said house price growth in London was unsustainable because it is outstripping wages.

You might think the corals could adapt, but studies show that the warming is now happening so fast that it is outstripping the ability of corals to migrate.

That is enough to supply the whole of the UK for two months, and 1.5% of the entire electricity usage of the US. Brown said that despite efforts to achieve greater efficiency, internet use is growing at such a rate that it is outstripping technical improvements – meaning that American data centres could account for as much as 80bn kWh this year.

The row over genetically modified crops should be a thing of the past because they have failed to live up to their promise, according to Greenpeace, which will publish a report this week highlighting the successes of biotechnology projects it claims are outstripping GM in improving food production around the world.

The aid from Egypt and the U.A.E. and Saudi Arabia had been modest, and, as his army grew, its demands were outstripping supplies.

By then, interest payments from the company's expansion were outstripping operating income.

But demand for the river's water is outstripping supply, threatening our desert lifeline.

"WhatsApp is doing quite well in emerging markets, but you have local players who are outstripping it simply because they are more culturally specific and can therefore outshine the US firm," said Neha Dharia, an analyst at Ovum. "The most prominent example is in China with WeChat.

It's mostly the long-term residents, born here or not, who say the financial demands of the school are outstripping people's ability to pay.

Could it really be that the quality of our produce is outstripping its venerated French counterparts?