Sentence examples for outstripping the pace from inspiring English sources
Dr Mark Prescott, head of research management at NC3Rs, which has an annual budget of £5.5 million, said demand for animals was outstripping the pace of progress.
Meanwhile, when the scientists compared the results to the findings of a group of global climate models, they found that temperature rises and snowfall accumulation were outstripping the pace of model predictions, even in an extreme global warming scenario.
"The problem is that the pace of innovation is outstripping the pace of regulation," said Doug Chapin, director of the Web site set up by Pew Center on the States, electionline.org.org
With sky-high purchasing prices and rents, housing costs are outstripping the pace of salary for some in San Francisco.
According to this view, data in biology are now being gathered so rapidly, and in such a comprehensive way, that the pace at which we make experimental observations is outstripping the pace at which we usually formulate good hypotheses to test.
The paychecks of many agency employees have grown by more than 30 percent in the past five years, far outstripping the pace in other local government agencies and the rate of inflation.
The rate at which new genes have been discovered has far outstripped the pace at which their function is determined.
In a curious role reversal, the movement of the mountains outstripped the pace of human adaptation.
It was concluded that while some higher-order cognitive skills training programs have been shown to be effective, in general the adoption of simulation technology has far outstripped the pace of empirical research in this area.
However, the costs of expanding research and development are expected to outstrip the pace of sales growth and will continue to weigh on the bottom line well into 2004, Mr. Breu said.
New research has calculated that nearly 33% of the world's adequate or high-quality food-producing land has been lost at a rate that far outstrips the pace of natural processes to replace diminished soil.
