Sentence examples for outpaced those of from inspiring English sources
The growth rates of Malaysia and Indonesia over the past thirty years have far outpaced those of Middle Eastern states.
(Only this year have sales of L.C.D. terminals outpaced those of conventional computer terminals, according to Ms. Allen, of iSuppli/Stanford Resources).
The public was hungry for compacts: the Valiant's strong sales in 1960 far outpaced those of the full-size Plymouth Fury.
Searches for Ms Jenner outpaced those of her step-daughter, Kim Kardashian, by a factor of seven, despite the news that Ms Kardashian is now expecting her second child with Kanye West, a famous recording artist.
In Middlesex County, for example, four straight months in which sales outpaced those of the year before were followed by a month of May with almost a third fewer sales than last: 467 contracts versus 672.
American productivity continues to grow significantly faster than that in Europe or Japan, and that difference is a primary reason the American economy has consistently outpaced those of the euro-zone countries over the last decade.
He's a popular bestseller in Japan, where pre-orders for his new novel have outpaced those for any of his previous works: 10,000 in 11 days, according to his publisher Bungei Shunju.
In some stores, sales of energy drinks now outpace those of sodas.
Perhaps most important, the TV ratings have been strong, easily outpacing those of Turin.
The "fact checks" of his falsehoods continue to pile up in staggering numbers, far outpacing those of Mrs. Clinton.
Next year, the report predicted, drug sales in China will outpace those of France and of Germany, while Brazil will be buying more medications than Britain.
