Sentence examples for often outpacing from inspiring English sources

Many synthetic cathinones have already been scheduled in several countries; however, novel and diverse synthetic cathinones are emerging at an unprecedented rate, often outpacing regulatory processes.

Today, courts and legislatures (federal, state and local) are scrambling to keep up with these developments, with technology often outpacing the law.

For an inebriated storyteller, enthusiasm often outpaces execution.

The promise of 3G, though, has often outpaced the reality.

In a matter of months, the fastest processors are often outpaced and the largest drives dwarfed.

Their nefarious rulers and eventful politics volunteer themselves for parody, yet the lurid reality often outpaces satire and renders invention superfluous.

The advance rate has ranged up to 300 to 400 feet per day and has often outpaced other operations in the tunneling system.

Their bravado often outpaced their play, especially in the middle of the season, when the Knicks played at a.500 level for 40 games.

ConAgra has been increasing its presence in the private-label foods business, which often outpaces brand name food as consumer spending is squeezed by the lingering economic downturn.

In the new series, "The Athlete's Pain," medical reporter Gina Kolata explores how the hope and hype of many promising sports medicine treatments often outpace the evidence that they actually work.

Japan's population as a whole is shrinking and graying, but the Japanese prefectures hardest hit by the tsunami — Miyagi, Fukushima and Iwate — often outpace the national trends, and their workers' average incomes are shrinking as well.