Sentence examples for outstripped most from inspiring English sources

Eighteenth-century Pennsylvanians killed and abused each other at a pace that outstripped most of their English and American contemporaries and rivaled some of the worst crime rates in the following 200 years.

That's what happened to the P.C. industry, where improvements in speed and power eventually outstripped most consumers' needs.

Then Lhamo Dondrub, the infant son of farmers, he has since become the longest-living incumbent and has outstripped most world leaders.

Though he cautioned that it could take years of research to pin down the magnitude of the effects, he said deregulation was "the most plausible story" to explain why economic growth in 2017 had outstripped most forecasts.

The first global analysis of all mass produced plastics has found that it has outstripped most other man-made materials, threatening a "near permanent contamination of the natural environment".

So governments have been drawing them down as world rice consumption has outstripped production for most of the last decade.

Remote jobs in sales are increasing ; the sector outstripped education as the third most represented career field for the first time ever, with companies like Hibu, Enterprise Holdings and Philips.

The price yields on S&P 500 stocks averaged 13% per annum in the 1980s, and 15% per annum in the 1990s, rates of increase that far outstripped productivity growth in even the most dynamic sectors of the US economy.

Glaxo's most successful drug, the ulcer pill Zantac, outstripped SB's Tagamet largely because it was promoted ingeniously.

"The content that outstripped everything else by a huge margin was our most serious hard-hitting documentaries like Vice goes to Liberia.

Stephen Joseph, chief executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said: "Rail passengers have suffered inflation-busting fare rises for most of the last 10 years, which have far outstripped wage growth, so any commitment to end real-terms fare increases is welcome.