Sentence examples for outstripped average from inspiring English sources

Both measures far outstripped average pay growth.

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The existing moratorium, which is threatening to end, is itself a compromise of a compromise with carve-out exemptions for East Jerusalem and for 3,000 units in the West Bank already under construction, guaranteeing that settlement expansion so far this year has kept apace with, or even outstripped, the average of previous years.

As a result, officials said, demand outstripped supply, pushing the average price of $10 to $45 per megawatt-hour to a capped high of $1,000 per megawatt-hour.

Since early August, stocks below their 26-week moving average have outstripped stocks above their moving average.

Poor treatment is rife: a study by the Institute of Medicine has suggested that medical error is the country's eighth-largest cause of death.For decades, American health-care spending has outstripped income growth, by an average of 2.5 percentage points a year.

For investors, the best part of the U.S. and Japan rapid-growth eras was that average annual stock appreciation outstripped economic expansion.

For investors, the best part of the U.S. and Japanese rapid-growth eras was that average annual stock appreciation outstripped economic expansion.

While college tuition costs have far outstripped inflation, having grown at an average rate of 7.74% per year since 1978, guess what constitutes the second highest educational expense for college students?

Average weekly earnings, excluding bonuses, outstripped inflation for the first time since 2009 in the year to September.

When researchers examined sample markets with a race for the House of Representatives back in 2004, political advertising outstripped news coverage of those elections by an average of 6 to 1.