Sentence examples for overtake any from inspiring English sources

It is an inescapable truth of mathematics that any geometric progression will overtake any arithmetic one given enough time.

Asked if his performance would have been good enough to overtake any other sprinter in the world, Bailey smiled and said: "That's tough to say.

The mood in the country, led by lawyers' associations and the political opposition, may overtake any power-sharing deal between General Musharraf and Ms. Bhutto, legislators said.

McGinley will still have a big say in Europe's next captain; as with everything that has gone before, the right thing will overtake any issue of personality.

His rise has not been enough to overtake any of the top three candidates, but he is edging closer and making an already complicated Democratic race even more so.

Kerry and McKeon could not overtake any swimmers in the last two legs and Australia ended the race in seventh place, 1.52 s outside the medals.

"She loved life too," he said quickly, overtaking any impression of carelessness.

Raisman's visible relief after testifying last week reminded me of the more visceral release that overtakes any gymnast after she sticks such a move, thrusting her arms back and her hands up in an assured salute to the judges.

Over time the big Champagne makers turned this necessity into a virtue, so much so that the exalted image of the blender's art long ago overtook any notion of terroir in Champagne.

Conservative media, Mr. Sanchez wrote at juliansanchez.com -- referring to outlets like Fox News and National Review and to talk-show stars like Rush Limbaugh, Mark R. Levin and Glenn Beck -- have "become worryingly untethered from reality as the impetus to satisfy the demand for red meat overtakes any motivation to report accurately".

But if Juventus had hoped to at least be lauded for refusing to give up on the game after first falling behind and then having Tiago Mendes sent off, they awoke to find discussion of events off the pitch rapidly overtaking any talk of the match itself.