Sentence examples for slightly outpace from inspiring English sources

This would generate $7.5 billion in revenue and slightly outpace iPads.

Charter school students on average slightly outpace comparable public school kids in reading and tie them in math, according to a large study of academic performance that shows slow but steady charter school improvement in some states since 2009.

Advancing issues slightly outpaced those declining on the New York Stock Exchange.

Long Island slightly outpaces the national average in student hiring, said Andrew Sum, director of the Center for Labor Market Studies at Northeastern University in Boston.

But despite a modest retreat in January, Australian coal has already slightly outpaced gold this year, up 30 percent, and American coal producers have had more impressive gains.

He finds that, over the past five years, America's productivity growth has only slightly outpaced that in the euro zone, at 1.8% and 1.5% respectively.

Sales at stores open more than a year in the United States were up 10percentt, rising for their sixth straight month and slightly outpacing analysts' expectations for a gain of less than 10percentt.

In each year, those returns only slightly outpaced the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, and a basket of stocks linked to the index typically carries less risk than investments in the more highflying world of hedge funds.

OVER all, value funds, which posted big gains in the first quarter, continued to rally but were slightly outpaced by growth funds for the first time since bear market conditions began at the end of March 2000.

The church's fund's outperformance over the past decade has slightly outpaced even the Yale Endowment fund, which is rated by the Financial Times (paywall) as the most admired in the sector.

These gains slightly outpaced price rise in West Texas Intermediate crude oil during the same period.