Sentence examples for move far ahead from inspiring English sources

If the CME succeeds in taking over the Chicago Board of Trade, it will move far ahead of the competition—so far, indeed, that some are calling for the deal to be blocked on antitrust grounds.

But how the work has proceeded here in Biloxi has allowed this city and other parts of Harrison County to move far ahead of their neighbors in the race to clean up.

For the following century the two materials remained in intense competition, both offering a similar product at a similar cost, and there was little evidence that one would move far ahead of the other as they continued on their paths of gradual improvement.

They quickly moved far ahead of us.

In all this, the Maryinsky has moved far ahead of its old Moscow rival, the Bolshoi Theater, and Mr. Gergiev does not hesitate to gloat.

Noodle sellers in Bangkok and fishermen in southern seaside villages hold forth enthusiastically about community rights and corruption probes.The trouble is that public awareness seems to have moved far ahead of official practice.

The F.B.I. has collected huge amounts of personal information on hundreds of thousands of American citizens, combining it with a scientific arm that has moved far ahead of the Bunsen burners, fingerprints and microscopes of conventional forensic sleuthing.

"Our only reservation is in terms of the valuation which has moved far ahead of the peer group … We find it difficult to justify the valuation despite the strength of the company.