Sentence examples similar to overtaken well from inspiring English sources

Already, new technology-driven markets in Europe have overtaken well-established markets.

The effect of normalizing the separation from the ideal solution resulted in a minor adjustment of ranks with rainwater slightly overtaking well water (Table 9).

Was it Haiti's pact with the devil back in 1794 -- as Pat Robertson recently claimed -- clearly implying that in no way could black people, let alone slaves, overtake well-heeled white armies?

She now has the biggest following on the photo sharing site of any woman in the Arab world - and has overtaken the well-known singer and Arab Idol judge Ahlam Al Shamsi.

The firms "invest in small companies that use their agility to overtake bigger, well-funded companies," he adds.

An article in The Times, reporting on the glowing tributes paid to Scott in the New York press, claimed that both Amundsen and Shackleton were "[amazed] to hear that such a disaster could overtake a well-organized expedition".

A broader analysis by The Economist finds that China has already overtaken America on well over half of 21 different indicators, including manufacturing output, exports and fixed investment.

MySpace, now well overtaken by Facebook in popularity, has been relaunched as a music and entertainment network, but Carey – deputising for an absent Rupert Murdoch on a results conference call – said that "traffic numbers are still not going in the right direction".

It was well overtaken by Google a few years after that.

In 2010, it may well overtake retirement.

Chairman Mao said in 1957 that China could well overtake the industrial output of Britain within 15 years.