Sentence examples for that would outpace from inspiring English sources

THE NEWS Asia appears to be on track for a recovery that would outpace those of Europe and the United States, new economic data suggests.

The global economy was supposed to be turbocharged by emerging markets that would dramatically outpace more developed economies because of their burgeoning manufacturing base, growing middle class and untapped natural resources.

The euro fell as a weaker-than-expected German labor report raised concern that Europe would outpace the United States by less than thought.

In his first official press conference since moving to Hong Kong in January, HBSC's chief executive, Michael Geoghegan, reaffirmed the bank's belief that Asian growth would outpace that in the rest of the world.

In his first official news conference since moving to Hong Kong in January, HBSC's chief executive, Michael F. Geoghegan, reaffirmed the bank's belief that Asian growth would outpace that in the rest of the world.

But the Republican budget would abolish Medicare for everyone under 55, replacing it with a voucher program that would be outpaced by inflation over time.

The book's title is a play on that of Alvin Toffler's 1970 landmark "Future Shock," which posited that someday change would outpace our contemporary ability to adapt.

The dollar rose against the euro for the third consecutive day on expectations that growth in the United States would outpace that in the 11-nation euro region.

"But Bob Coen indicated that ad spending would outpace G.D.P., which is remarkable in a post-election, post-Olympics year".

The Pentagon's big worry was that the Soviet Union would outpace the United States in an arms race in which each side rushed to deploy new missiles and warheads.

It appropriated funds for various federal purposes, confident that customs revenues would outpace federal spending.