Sentence examples for path to overtake from inspiring English sources

Last year, American intelligence assessments concluded that Pakistan expanded its nuclear arsenal in recent years, putting it on a path to overtake Britain as the world's fifth-largest nuclear weapons power.

WASHINGTON — New American intelligence assessments have concluded that Pakistan has steadily expanded its nuclear arsenal since President Obama came to office, and that it is building the capability to surge ahead in the production of nuclear-weapons material, putting it on a path to overtake Britain as the world's fifth largest nuclear weapons power.

The Iowa Democratic Party announced the final tally on Tuesday afternoon, though its results as of Monday evening showed that even with a small percentage of votes outstanding, Sanders had no path to overtake Clinton in the close contest.

In recent years, a wide body of academic research has found "social pressure" is often highly effective in increasing turnout – the key blockage in the senator's path to overtaking Trump's poll lead at the caucuses.

a. Lane changing for overtaking The lane-changing conditions are more complex when the aim is to overtake than that of non-overtaking lane changing.

It takes a while to find a place in the field, and throughout there's a lot of hopping and dodging required to overtake people and find a straight path.

The German's car careered into a wall while leading and, as Hill tried to overtake him, it seemed as if Schumacher turned into his path to force a joint retirement.

When Cibulkova appeared ready to overtake Stosur at 5-4 in the first set, the Australian raced down two paths to finish off the set.

Contributing factors appear to include path users using potentially distracting devices, or straying from the rules of thumb to keep to the left, and to overtake on the right.

That works better than trying to overtake.

Thus licentiousness began to overtake liberation.