Sentence examples for with outpacing from inspiring English sources

Later, this competition was to be reversed, as the young Steve McQueen became obsessed with outpacing Newman, even fanatically counting the lines he had in The Towering Inferno (1974) and erupting with rage when he found out he had 16 fewer than Newman, his co-star.

Using your earbuds and GPS, the app places you in the middle of an audio drama as you are tasked with outpacing hordes of the undead.

With demand outpacing supply, the Russian economy started to overheat.

Financial repression has been accompanied by wage repression, with prices outpacing salaries; the bottom 99% of Americans had real income gains of just 1% between 2009 and 2012.

With spending outpacing income growth, the nation's personal savings rate -- savings as a percentage of after-tax income -- dipped to 1.3percentt in December from 1.5percentt in November.

But while cash piles are increasing, so is the amount of debt with borrowing outpacing cash levels for the first time since 2012.

Indeed, over the last three decades the bulk of pretax income gains have gone to the wealthy — and the higher up on the income scale, the bigger the gains, with billionaires outpacing millionaires who outpaced the merely rich.

With arrivals outpacing the government's ability to find shelter, asylum seekers were forced to sleep on the streets in November — a first in the country's modern history.

As I'm sure you know, college tuitions have been skyrocketing for decades — with growth outpacing the Consumer Price Index, gasoline and even that great bugaboo of out-of-control costs, health care.

With spending outpacing income, the amount of after-tax income left over after spending fell to a negative 0.4percentthethe lowest rate since the Commerce Department began tracking such data in 1959.

They may be having liquidity problems, with expenses outpacing revenues; they may be exhausting credit at financial institutions; or their creditors, who may have once been lenient in a tight cycle, may now be demanding payment.