outpace

Only the field as a whole has outpaced one player.

As a result, economic development has far outpaced legal justice.

Before the deal, both companies were outpaced on spending for research and development.

But the cost has far outpaced the growth in family income since 1980.

That figure easily outpaced the state average of 26 percent.

Obviously, energy has outpaced just about everything else this year.

The city has actually outpaced the nation in job growth, something that almost never happens.

Those increases far outpaced the national rate of 37 percent.

For example, runners today far outpace those of 50 or 60 years ago.

Its growth outpaced that of the black population, which grew by 3,126 to 224,903.

He made much of the running in the race but was outpaced near the finish.

In less than a year, demand for the program began to outpace its resources.

Analysts said that figure would outpace others in the industry.

Changes in technology quickly outpaced the reasoning behind the system, however.

These industries are expected to outpace most in the future.

The cost of higher education is expected to continue to outpace inflation.

Both companies were expected to outpace the rest of the pharmaceutical industry.

Indeed, the leaders so far are those companies whose performance has significantly outpaced the economy.

That growth far outpaced last year's inflation rate of 2.5 percent.

Brains are about to be outpaced by one of their products.

However, oil production was, until 2005, outpacing population growth to meet demand.

In 1988, the release rate outpaced that of previous years.

That growth would far outpace the time it took to reach a similar figure in Europe.

They have outpaced their counterparts on the left in both influence and money.

However, the need for leaders has far outpaced graduation rates.