Examples of 'outpaced' in a sentence
Meaning of "outpaced"
Outpace means to surpass or exceed someone or something in speed, growth, or development
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- simple past tense and past participle of outpace
How to use "outpaced" in a sentence
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His growth just outpaced our technology.
You outpaced me in the constant glory of your love.
Political globalisation has been outpaced by economic globalisation.
We have outpaced even the most generous projections.
Bribery rates have greatly outpaced inflation.
Growth far outpaced the existing infrastructure.
And white people had outpaced them.
Marginally outpaced that being removed through closure.
So the supply rapidly outpaced the demand.
M quickly outpaced me and disappeared into the night.
Growth in exports modestly outpaced import growth.
Funding outpaced by population growth.
But humanitarian needs have outpaced funding.
Continue to be outpaced by the changing market.
But the pace of modern life has outpaced us.
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This growth has outpaced all predictions.
Infotainment improved but is still outpaced by.
Real wages have outpaced productivity.
Retail outpaced manufacturing in all other parts of the country.
The technology has outpaced the ethics.
They outpaced the soldiers by an hour or two every day.
Innovation has almost always outpaced regulation.
Wages have outpaced inflation over the past year.
The plane that has outpaced time.
The technology has outpaced our comprehension of its implications.
Nevertheless growth in merchandise trade outpaced services trade.
Male admissions outpaced female admissions by a two to one margin.
The man however outpaced them.
Business outpaced distribution capacity.
Manpower reductions have thus outpaced production losses.
Investments far outpaced divestitures which often involved interairline sales.
The speed of battle had outpaced human capacity.
Production had outpaced consumption leading to substantial inventory in freezers or as concentrate.
Employment opportunities are being outpaced by the growing labour force.
She looked outpaced in the straight before staying on to finish fourth.
Bogdanovich had outpaced his mentor.
I asked him to stretch and he just got a little bit outpaced.
The algorithms have outpaced the human brain.
Exports in modern exportable business and information and communications technology services have outpaced other services.
But demand has outpaced donation.
Mexico outpaced Brazil last year and will grow twice as fast this year.
The journalists outpaced the linguists.
Joker is the number one foreign film in the market and outpaced all comps.
But radical action has outpaced radical understanding.
The demand for transplantable organs in the United States has long outpaced the supply.
I quickly outpaced the kayaks.
Part of the problem is that industry has outpaced regulators.
Technology may have outpaced society and social values.
Federal prison inmate population has far outpaced growth in.
Urbanization has outpaced economic and social development in the region.
