Sentence examples for likely to overtake from inspiring English sources

There are some opponents not even a behemoth like Huawei is likely to overtake, the United States government chief among them.

Any more late drama like this from Malky Mackay and he is likely to overtake Alan Partridge as Norwich's biggest celebrity.

China's economy is second only to America's in size and is likely to overtake it soon.

Usually the shorter and easier forms win, and extrality is likely to overtake extraterritoriality.

It is already the world's second-biggest economy, and in time is likely to overtake America.

For all the promise of these new marketplaces, analysts say they aren't likely to overtake more traditional models anytime soon.

It's a very important country, and it's likely going to overtake some other economies in Africa".

By rights, cycling should be booming in Davis as it is elsewhere in the US Boulderr in Colorado is likely to soon overtake Davis as the bicycle capital of America.

However, United are likely to again overtake the German champions in next year's Money League, as the new £5.5bn Premier League television deals and a series of commercial deals including a $559m£337m7m) contract with Chevrolet are factored in for the first time.

China is likely to eventually overtake Spain as the world's third largest importing country after Japan and the United States.

Companies that don't build cumulative advantage are likely to be overtaken by competitors that succeed in doing so.