Sentence examples for quickly outstripped from inspiring English sources

As is often the case in the early stages of a disaster, demand quickly outstripped supply.

Spending was encouraged as the population grew richer, but the rush to buy meant demand quickly outstripped supply.

Demand for radiation detectors, along with potassium iodide pills, which can help prevent radiation-induced thyroid cancer, quickly outstripped supplies and the limited capacity to produce more.

Digg, founded by Kevin Rose, quickly outstripped Slashdot, the "news for nerds" site where editors picked and chose from among user-contributed links to post on to its news pages.

There also appears to have been an infusion of talent and influence from this side of the Atlantic and especially from The New Yorker, which after its founding in 1925 very quickly outstripped Punch as a showcase for first-rate cartooning.

Some genetic studies, based on both modern and ancient DNA sequences, have suggested that modern human population growth quickly outstripped that of Neandertals, but estimating population levels from these kinds of data is very difficult and inexact.

The dazzling newborn that sparks a 24-hour storm at Cannes is invariably rolled out for a brief stint at the cinema, after which it drops quickly out of circulation; outstripped and overrun by fresh neonates; a little dinosaur itself.

When Box filed to go public, worry about its losses outstripped enthusiasm for its quick revenue growth.

ORF75c+ viruses all spread rapidly, whereas several cell passages were required before ORF75c− viral replication outstripped cell division.

Has supply outstripped demand?

Even before the downturn, demand outstripped supply.