outpacing造句

On land, even humans have a good chance of outpacing them.

The boat moves slowly to minimise erosion of the mangrove-lined Banks, a flitting swallow categorically outpacing us.

Between 2002 and 2006, household borrowing grew at an average annual rate of 11%, far outpacing overall economic growth.

That's especially true when inflation is outpacing after-tax returns on bank deposits, encouraging the speculation that's driven the CSI 300 70% higher this year.

When the Droid launched, on schedule, it was a tremendous hit, outpacing sales of the original iPhone in its first three months.

Here was a man showing all he could in a recalcitrant car, outpacing his team-mate Jenson Button and would do anything for another season of racing.

China is outpacing the Western world in terms of both electric battery manufacturing and deployment, due to a straight-forward policy and an enormous demand for technology.

Armstrong not only beat the cancer, but when he zoomed across the finish line in Paris on July 25,2000 - outpacing his closest competitor by seven minutes and 37 seconds - he became only the second American to win cycling's premier event.

To do that against Arsenal, against boys three years older, outpacing them, and in that stadium in front of a number of high-profile people... that was when I knew that he was different.