Sentence examples for outstanding than from inspiring English sources

Yet this year's offering may be even more outstanding than usual.

There are still more dollars in notes outstanding than there are euros.

That left the company with 8percentt fewer shares outstanding than a year earlier.

There are now many more credit-default swaps outstanding than there are bonds for them to cover.

The kitchen crew is more outstanding than the wait staff here, and the desserts represent their best efforts.

And we can do that because there are more schools that are good or outstanding than ever before.

In 2010, Ofsted declared London had a higher proportion of good and outstanding schools than any other area of England.

As the Department of Eduction frequently points out, 1.4 million more children now attend good and outstanding schools than in 2010.

Afterwards my feedback was that the lesson was a hairs breadth away from being solidly outstanding (rather than good with lots of outstanding).

In 1995, official estimates put them at 11% of total loans outstanding, more than in any of the other Asian tigers.

The share of non-performing loans has grown to between 25% and 40% of the total outstanding, more than in any other big emerging country bar perhaps China.