Sentence examples for that would outrun from inspiring English sources

In the golden age of aerospace, the 1960s and 1970s, there was talk of airliners that could fly from New York to Tokyo in two hours, and bombers that would outrun any air-defence.

It took time to realize that Thomas Malthus's eloquently expressed fears that population would outrun subsistence were exaggerated and that, as population grew, national production would also grow.

In 1798, Rev. Thomas Robert Malthus predicted that population would outrun food supply on the assumption that human numbers would increase at a geometric rate while food would be limited to arithmetic increases.

Marine commanders in Najaf acknowledge that they did little planning for the battle, but say they gambled that they could reach the walls of the Old City so fast that they would outrun the political firestorm sure to result.

The government could try to make prices increase faster and faster, hoping that policy would outrun people's rapidly-adjusting expectations, but the consequences would likely be dire.Mathematically, DSGE models represent the economy as a ball that rests at the bottom of a rounded valley.

Most experts assumed that War Admiral would outrun Seabiscuit, as he had done to his other opponents.

What was more, he said, the company feared that if it did not move first, competitors would outrun it.

He told me three months ago that he had this new treatment and he would outrun the cancer one more time.

I really thought the outside horses would outrun him early.

Her husband and son fled into the hills, and at first she hoped they would outrun the Serbs.

So far, Robyn has simply outrun challenges that would flatten most normal people.