Sentence examples for outpace in from inspiring English sources

N2 fixation rates measured during OUTPACE in this region are among the highest reported in the global ocean (average 631 ± 286 µmol N m−2 d−151 compared to the common range of 10 100 µmol N m−2 d−1 reported for the global tropical ocean54.

But whether it's on desktop or on mobile, online shopping is outpacing in-store sales.

Growth in the pharmaceutical sectors of these four emerging countries continues to outpace that in developed countries (see Table 1).

It had been a slow start to the weekend for Hamilton, outpaced in both practice sessions on Friday by Rosberg.

In 2007, he is a well-dressed multi-instrumentalist band leader, outpaced in originality by producers like Timbaland and Pharrell.

The Australian raider Nicconi had earlier experienced the indignity of being outpaced in the King's Stand Stakes, keeping on only steadily for fourth behind Equiano.

With Bush's campaign having been outpaced in such outrageous fashion, it is hard not to feel a little sympathy for him.

The report said exports had grown 9.5 percent since 2008 and the start of the sovereign debt crisis, outpaced in the euro zone only by Estonia.

Instead, the mobility that Hadden sacrificed in favour of size meant the Scots were hopelessly outpaced in midfield by an increasingly rampant France.

After being somewhat outpaced in the fashion stakes by competitors, Nokia has also made a stab at the style market.

The pace of advancement in technology is such that ideas are often outpaced in just a few years.