Sentence examples for well outpaced from inspiring English sources
Schwarzenegger said after California introduced tough new environmental laws the state's economic growth well outpaced the national rate.
In 2006, a report by Ms. Gotbaum found that at some schools, boys' participation in athletic programs well outpaced participation by girls.
As a new report from the Council of Economic Advisers details, after half a century in which medical spending has well outpaced G.D.P. growth, something has changed.
Advertising well outpaced GDP growth from 1976 to 1999.
It's not the highest res display around — it's pretty well outpaced by the Galaxy Note 5's 2560 x 1440 (518 PPI — but it's sharp and bright without being oversaturated and has really excellent viewing angles.
Reichardt has become among the well-regarded filmmakers working on the American independent scene, even if her critical acclaim has well outpaced the box office returns of films such as "Old Joy, Wendy and Lucycy" and "Meek's Cutoff".
That well outpaces population growth and reflects not just a liberalization of the requirements to apply for such insurance but the readiness of some people who don't truly need it to finesse the criteria nonetheless.
From 2004 to 2007, according to a study by the California Budget Project, a left-leaning research organization, the number of millionaire taxpayers rose by close to 50percentt, well outpacing the 8.6percentt growth in the total number of those paying personal income tax.
"Budgets are well outpacing the cost of games on shelves," said Shaun McCabe, production director for Insomniac Games, which makes the popular game Resistance 2. Industry analysts said that if the user base of the PS3 and the Xbox 360 were larger, then more games would be sold, giving publishers more revenue to cover their costs.
During the past six years DiMicco has steered the Charlotte, N.C. company to an annualized 32% total shareholder return, well outpacing rivals.
J&J stock is up 18% this year, well outpacing the less than 1% gain in the Dow Jones Industrial Average year-to-date.
