Sentence examples for outstripped being from inspiring English sources

This explains why Heidegger says that death is disclosed to Dasein as a possibility which is "not to be outstripped" (Being and Time 50: 294).

That demand still outstripped provision was deemed an equity issue and there was cautious government consideration of the question, 'Who gets to preschool?' (Barney, 1975).

That didn't work out though, after sales were poor and being outstripped by physical books in its stores (England!), so the company killed that deal.

By 1957 the machine was being outstripped by faster, smaller computers and it was handed over to the Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Technical College (more recently Wolverhampton University) where it was used to teach programming and began to be called the Witch (Wolverhampton Instrument for Teaching Computation from Harwell).

The UK stands in seventh place for claims, being far outstripped by people seeking safety in Germany, Hungary and Italy.

If the legend of his many affairs outstripped reality, it was not by much.

His flickering chamber of horrors was outstripped or refuted by personal experience.

The 2.9-per-cent increase outstripped inflation, which is running at 1.7percentnt.

Soon it was outstripped and absorbed by Kōbe, which has a deeper harbour.

The appetite for walk-in wardrobes and wet-rooms is outstripped, however, by demand for the hajj.

But the organization quickly found that its need for a unified distributed microwork platform far outstripped anything that was on the market.