Although the bank's income has fallen by 14% in the first nine months of the year, this was outstripped by further benefits from cost-cutting - which saw 4,796 jobs cut - and a reduction in the amount of money it has had to set aside for losses on past loans that have turned bad.
So, as tuition costs continue to rise and M.F.A.-bearers are produced in higher numbers each year, further outstripping the capacity of either the academic job market or the art market to absorb them, many teachers and students have voiced concerns about the future of the whole arrangement.
In turn, demand for Yunnan's coffee crops has outstripped supply, leading to further sustainability issues, according to research by the Wilson Centre on China's coffee production.
This increased household incomes; but with wage growth outstripping the euro average, competitiveness further suffered.
If the oil price falls further, Apple will surely outstrip it.Oil remains a vital raw material, and Exxon can extract it from difficult places more efficiently than any other firm.
Further, sales of the new 9-3 sedan outstripped those of the outgoing car by 138% (April through July, 2003 versus the same period in 2002).
Bruce claims that technological progress has outstripped the warning systems of advocacy groups, but Giles Parkinson says it goes further.
Owing to the perceived benefits of these highly desirable medicinal properties localized within the spores (Lin 2001) and further amplified by profit focused producers, commercial demand for Ganoderma lucidum outstripped its natural occurrence in nature.
This is especially problematic in hospice and palliative care: patients are often frail, elderly, vulnerable, and complex; access to care is often outstripped by need; and demand for clinical experts will increase as palliative care further integrates into usual care.
The Canadian government has gone further, saying it has no plans to apologize for its program, which outstripped Australia's.
The fragments were incapable of further resistance, and their retreat (which was largely on foot) was soon outstripped by the British and American mechanized columns.
