Sentence examples for outpace production from inspiring English sources

Crude oil rose after a report by the International Energy Agency reinforced concern that demand will outpace production later this year.

Some coffee experts-admittedly gloomy in outlook-feel that man is in a race against time and predict that spillage may shortly outpace production.

Significant amounts of oil and gas are trapped in naturally fractured reservoirs, a phenomenon which has attracted growing attention as production from unconventional reservoirs starts to outpace production from conventional sources.

In seven of the last eight years, world wheat consumption has outpaced production.

In the first six months of this year, global consumption outpaced production by 349,000 tonnes.

Food demand this decade — driven by population growth and rising protein consumption in emerging countries like China and India — has outpaced production gains.

The supply shortages are due to demand outpacing production rather than the March 11 earthquake in Japan, Navistar said.

In the last quarter-century, rice consumption has outpaced production, with global reserves plunging by half just since 2000.

The first chart in the report, which illustrates how energy consumption is outpacing production, uses a mix of government statistics to make the future shortfall in production seem more acute than it might turn out to be.

For two years, the consumption of cocoa has outpaced production and the forecasts for the coming year are for a third deficit, worsened by Ivory Coast's problems during the harvesting season.

Maker's Mark considered watering down its bourbon in 2013 to meet rising demand, and in June of this year Tennessee's industry experts warned that sales were outpacing production by two to one.