Sentence examples for outpaced at from inspiring English sources

Namibian had previously been outpaced at Goodwood by Masked Marvel – who comes here after excusably failing to get involved in the Derby itself – but was clearly a different horse over the marathon trip at Ascot.

Next best: Beckermet (2.30 Redcar) Rejuvenated last year and has soon mirrored his stable's return to form this time round, a strong finish after being outpaced at Doncaster suggesting this seventh furlong as his optimum now.

Our access to information has outpaced, at least for the moment, our ability to process it and to draw upon it to reach agreement on matters of consequence.

Holiday sales at Internet retailers outpaced spending at traditional stores as consumers flocked to the Web to find bargains and take advantage of free shipping.

But every measure shows that, over the past quarter century, those at the top have done better than those in the middle, who in turn have outpaced those at the bottom.

The network outpaced CNN at the outset, with its coverage of the T.W.A. crash, and has continued to be more flexible than its all-news rival... Adding lustre and authority is a nightly lineup starring NBC news-bigfoots like Jane Pauley, Tom Brokaw, Bryant Gumbel, Bob Costas, and Katie Couric... Couric has become the killer rabbit of TV interviews.

Lending has far outpaced deposits at the country's commercial banks, relative to levels in the United States and the European Union.

Unemployment has continued to fall in Britain, while wage growth outpaced inflation at the fastest rate in almost five years.

The security has quickly outpaced support at its rising 10-week and 20-week moving averages, breaking above former round-number resistance at the 30 level in early November.

Sales growth in the last two years has also outpaced increases at private clothing stores, which averaged 9.3percentt in the period ended Aug. 1 and 5.7 percent in the year before, according to Sageworks' financial statement analysis.

Wage inflation is, at last, outpacing inflation at large.