Examples of 'outpace' in a sentence
Meaning of "outpace"
outpace (verb) - to surpass or exceed in growth, development, or performance. It is often used to describe a situation where one entity or individual is advancing faster or more successfully than another
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- To go faster than; to exceed the pace of.
How to use "outpace" in a sentence
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Everybody dressed to outpace the other person.
Women outpace men in education and income.
Winners will not outpace the losers.
Then outpace the others swiftly.
Population growth continues to outpace rise in output.
They could outpace LCDs in total shipments.
Automation specialist continues to outpace market growth.
They will outpace him in the next curve.
But the epidemic continues to outpace us.
Imports continued to outpace goods shipped overseas.
Outpace your direct competition and drive revenue.
The epidemic continues to outpace our response to it.
Outpace your competitors with the power of the cloud.
New infections continue to outpace treatment efforts.
Women outpace men on reading and other verbal skills.
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Small trees often outpace big trees.
To outpace overall economic growth.
Military suicides now outpace combat deaths.
This phenomenon is increasingly becoming an issue as processors outpace memory.
The epidemic continues to outpace global efforts to combat it.
Chinese players are showing how easy it is to outpace MNCs.
Her horse will outpace you guys in a heartbeat.
And smartphones are starting to outpace tablets.
It just needs to outpace the bully called government.
But technology should not be allowed to outpace ethics.
These figures considerably outpace international growth trends.
Though predators may follow none can outpace them.
The gains outpace the losses ten to one.
That you could outpace him.
We can outpace them easily.
Performance video will continue to outpace other formats.
Continues to outpace the national average.
I would never have expected it to outpace a new release.
I would outpace you easily.
In a desperate but doomed attempt to outpace his own demons.
It could outpace a horse running.
She can sometimes outpace me.
She could outpace me in seconds.
Interest payments on mortgage debt continued to outpace principal payments.
Outpace other regions.
You will probably outpace all of us.
From a sustainability viewpoint it is important that felling should not outpace growth.
Gilbert will not outpace me either.
The report further emphasizes that population growth is likely to outpace aid.
But panic can outpace policy.
Savvy individuals outpace regulations by constantly creating new ways to alter our behavior.
Yet the epidemic continues to outpace the global response.
Wages continue to outpace inflation and provide higher amounts of disposable income.
The progress of design sometimes did not greatly outpace construction.
Melting ceased to outpace the arrival of new ice from the north.
