Sentence examples for outstripped in from inspiring English sources

In time, their role outstripped in prestige that of the other masters of requests who counseled the king.

All those supercomputers are outstripped in computational power (in several measures) by the little phones that hundreds of millions of people carry around in our pockets today.

Michael Johnson from the Centre for Policy Studies said executive pay had "outstripped in an unreasonable way the remuneration of the man in the street".

Musa's rapid acceleration makes him particularly dangerous when operating off the shoulder of the last defender and he is rarely outstripped in a one-against-one sprint.

It's not just that Shakespeare collaborated with other playwrights, and it's not just that Shakespeare was one of a number of great Renaissance writers whose fame he outstripped in the ensuing centuries.

The annual rate of house price inflation was 4.4%, but this was outstripped in London – where prices rose by 2.6% in December, and were up by 11.2% year on year – the south-east and the east of England.

In 1938, he produced his first crude xerography copy, then spent the next 20 years being turned away by dozens of companies -- I.B.M., General Electric, Bell & Howell -- many whose size and profitability Xerox would outstrip in the 1960's.

In a modest meadow overlooking the Bristol Channel is to rise a structure that will outstrip in extravagance the Three Gorges dam, St Peter's Basilica, the Taj Mahal and probably the pyramid of Cheops.

When Obama spoke in 2010, Democrats in Congress had outstripped Republicans in a race to be owned.

It is also noteworthy that during the 1990s, the growth in processed food sales by US affiliates in Guatemala and Costa Rica significantly outstripped growth in sales of US exports [ 50].

Increases in landline charges have outstripped inflation in recent years.