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Analysts said that luxury stores had outpaced discount and midtier stores in sales growth at stores open at least a year for most of 2011.

The England vice-captain did not look fully fit against Ukraine and was outpaced by Milevskiy after his initial error of judgment.

But from my desk, it seems as if Bangkok's architecture has outpaced its political maturity.

Productivity growth in services has also outpaced that of industry in India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

Such hopes for housing would smack of an effort to reanimate a corpse, had the bust not so far outpaced the boom.

Financial innovation often outpaced the capacity of managers, regulators and markets to understand new risks and adjust.

Asked if human software engineers have outpaced natural evolution, Gerstein said the opposite was true.

Over the last decade, growth in oil consumption has outpaced the ability of producers to meet that demand with more production.

It is only in the post-World War II era that stocks so widely outpaced bonds in the total-return derby.

It was a collapse which, as with Saddam Hussein's, outpaced my own expectations.

Even with the battering it took, Japan's productivity growth outpaced that of U. S. workers in the 1990s.

Not enough had been done to ensure that the information was put to good use: "The technology has outpaced the response systems, " said Funk.

In other words, the working class have been catching up the bourgeoisie, who have been outpaced by the wealthy.

It also outpaced the rest of the advertising market, which has recovered after dipping during the recession.

Still, Pew says that explains only part of the phenomenon, as men have outpaced women in a number of sectors.

The result was an increase in consumption that outpaced the growth in incomes.

Thanks to a jump in productivity growth after 1995, America's economy has outpaced other rich countries' for a decade.

The mining industry was outpaced for a time by lumbering.

But investor optimism over the pace of its turnaround has outpaced actual results.

Import growth has not outpaced exports for three consecutive months since the first quarter of 2004.

As for those Ford trucks, sales are up 21 percent so far this year, and overall truck sales far outpaced car sales in February.

But six months later, iPhone sales are still slow and continue to be outpaced by grey-market imports.

Though the car is high-tech, it would likely be outpaced by its horse-drawn and early combustion-engine brethren at a sprint.

Overall, the winners outpaced the losers as the dollar lost ground, but this down move was not too dramatic.

In November, for the first time, China outpaced the U. S. as the largest buyer of Saudi crude oil.

But what followed, says Lee, was a retailing arms race that outpaced consumer spending power.

Though incomes were rising fastest at the top, all workers' wages far outpaced inflation.

As the vote count progressed, the Democrat far outpaced his rival in the state-by-state tally of electoral votes.

Many states have outpaced Washington in enacting laws to curb the cozy relationships between lobbyists and politicians.

But the number of hires identified as liberal far outpaced those who were very clearly conservative.

Gold's gains outpaced equities, helping support the theory that the metal is independent of other asset classes.

As demand has outpaced supply, prices have increased significantly, particularly for maize (corn), rice and wheat.

the amount of debt owed on homes has outpaced home equity for the first time since the Federal Reserve began tracking the data in 1945.

College tuition has outpaced Americans' ability to pay it, The Economist reported earlier this month.

Throughout the past decade British household formation outpaced the construction of new homes.

More surprising, its computers' sales have outpaced Windows personal computers for several years.

In recent years rising vehicle ownership has outpaced the growth of China's express highway system by a distance.

Mother Nature has outpaced science once again: the bare human foot is better for running than one cushioned by sneakers.

As Mr Blair once outpaced his party, so Mr Cameron and the tiny clique around him have moved further and faster than many Tory activists.

Some companies have outpaced competitors not by out spending them on R&D, but by spending wisely, says Mr. Jaruzelski.

Wang agrees, citing the growth of private activity in the city, which has outpaced state investment.

Ad spending outpaced the economy for a fifth straight year.

Commodity prices have far outpaced the recovery in global industrial production.

The zone's growth performance was weaker than most economists had expected, but still greatly outpaced the UK's.

Parents sometimes can feel outpaced by their technologically savvy kids.

Libya far outpaced every other Arab country in the per capita rate of volunteers.

The profits boom had at least something to do with the way spending outpaced income.

Research spending in Europe and North America has outpaced economic growth since 1945, but not by a dramatic amount.

In Chile productivity growth since 1960 has outpaced that in the United States.

Ruby: Well, there's no question that standards have outpaced implementations.

Whites and Asians outpaced African-American and Hispanic students.

Global grain production outpaced population growth, and won the Nobel peace prize in 1970 for saving hundreds of millions of lives.

Michigan's loan delinquencies have outpaced America's for more than eight years.

The North American debut outpaced the $50 million to $60 million Twentieth Century Fox executives were officially predicting.

NPD analyst Steve Baker blamed a 35% drop in sales of desktop Macs, noting growth in Apple's laptops still outpaced rivals.

Moreover, stock markets and real-estate markets in the East have outpaced those in the West.

When the pattern is reversed, relaxed Type B parents often feel outpaced by revved-up Type A offspring.

Since the end of 2006 euro-area GDP has outpaced America's: in 2007, it should grow by 2. 7%, ahead of both America and Japan.

But fiscal revenues have far outpaced the per capital nominal GDP growth.

That gain has substantially outpaced food prices, a process that has accelerated over the past 20 years.

Its growth has outpaced the other two parts of the state from 2001 to 2005.

Japan's GDP for the first quarter outpaced expectation to grew at 1. 9% on an annual basis.

Rubens did a superb job and he outpaced me all weekend.

The slower, prop-driven KB-29s, however, soon became outpaced by the jet fighters.

Net exports were also a drag, as growth in imports outpaced exports.

In fact, the 24-year-old German has routinely outpaced and outraced his more experienced compatriot.

KFC quickly outpaced McDonald's, which has fewer than 200 restaurants in Africa.

Advancing stocks narrowly outpaced those that fell on the New York Stock Exchange where volume came to 62. 2 million shares.

Its growth has outpaced India's (see chart) and it wins accolades from business people.

Since 2000, most of Western Europe, Australia and Israel, all of which started with higher life expectancy, have also outpaced China.

However you count, revenue outpaced costs by more than 1 billion yuan.

With this subsidy in place, is it surprising that earnings in finance have outpaced wages for other technologically skilled jobs?

American business and industry outpaced the world for a long time.

Not only has IBM's market cap surpassed Microsoft's, but their stock prices have far outpaced Microsoft's in the past year.

The hype has outpaced the product.

That dramatically outpaced the 15 percent increase in China's retail sales over the same period.

The rise in cotton prices has easily outpaced increases in more industrial commodities such as oil or copper.

The surge, from 1998 to 2005, outpaced calls for teen substance abuse generally.

Trade in merchandise growth outpaced growth in GDP by nearly 3 to 1 during the 1990s.

But the Dow's first-quarter gain of 4. 1%, outpaced the mere 2. 3% increase the Ibovespa managed to notch.

According to PwC, chemical M& A activity, by deal value, in the first half of 2007 outpaced the first six months of 2006.

In Japan's two decades of misery, American wealth creation has outpaced that of Japan, but not by much.

Price growth last year easily outpaced that of rivals such as Monaco.

But at last in 2006 GDP outpaced inflation for the first time in over 50 years.

Home price increases have far outpaced rent increases, rising 45 percent in the last ten years.

In an age where the instruments of war have far outpaced the instruments of peace,

gold has easily outpaced American consumer and house prices;

He is also a key player in the roaring Turkish economy. (Turkish GDP growth even outpaced China's earlier this year. )