Sentence examples for that will outrun from inspiring English sources

The name of the game here is to pick assets that will outrun the assumed rate of return, and/or to manipulate CLAT rules so that they show little or nothing going to the heirs, when in fact the heirs will make out well.

They also contend that grain demand will outrun supply even if global weather improves, because Chinese consumers will eat more beef and chicken.

"But I think there'll be plenty of cars that she'll outrun just off of speed".

The growth in aviation that such airport expansion will allow will outrun any moves to cut emissions through the ETS or technology improvements.

The Fed's position has been that the natural rebound once excess inventories are worked off will outrun the decline in confidence, and that confidence too will rebound once there is a clear improvement in economic indicators.

Mind you, it's even more impressive to think that we're building a car that has more power than the Typhoon, only weighs half as much… and will outrun the Typhoon at ground level.

The good part is that the Challenger SRT8, whose straight-from-1970 shape can make crowds materialize in an eyeblink, will outrun most any stalker with a quick bark of its 20-inch tires.

A bear will outrun a horse over a short distance.

Kurt's got to get back and get set or Torry will outrun his arm.

After he murders Duncan, his frantic busyness suggests a man hoping his body will outrun his mind.

On the right road, the Italian manufacturer's 1199 Panigale will outrun a 1,000-horsepower 1,000-horsepower