Sentence examples for it is outstripped from inspiring English sources

In North America, it is outstripped by Apple and Research In Motion, the maker of the BlackBerry.

But in the death penalty stakes it is outstripped by Iran, which executed more than three times as many people in 2014 and uses similar arguments to those justifying Nimr's execution.

Although the overall budget for social care in England rose fractionally last year from £13.65bn to £13.82bn, it was outstripped by the cost of demographic changes that have seen the number of people needing help grow, and the £600m cost of introducing the "national living wage".

While no figures for the game have been released, the game was the company's most successful project, until it was outstripped by Back to the Future: The Game, which was released a year and a half later.

For years, Google maintained a wall of silence worthy of a government security agency on how much electricity the company used — a silence that experts speculated was used to cloak how quickly it was outstripping the competition in the scale and efficiency of its data centers.

The pay of some career civil servants is outstripped by colleagues recruited from the private sector.

Lang Lang's capacity for eating is outstripped only by his need for hydration.

This is outstripped by several instant access cash Isa accounts offered by other providers.

The sad fact is that this is what you get when overweening, slightly pompous ambition is outstripped by actual ability.

Enthalpy is outstripped by entropy which causes the phase separation at higher temperature.

"The progress for women in professional sports and professional collegiate sports has been relatively good, but it definitely is outstripping the progress for minorities," said Kevin J. Matthews, co-author of an annual "gender and racial report card" produced by the Center for the Study of Sport in Society.