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For a few days in May trading on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges outstripped the combined volume of the rest of Asia, including Japan.

Marianne was astonished to find how much the imagination of her mother and herself had outstripped the truth.

The rate of growth of commerce has outstripped that of global GDP.

The tuition increases here, just like those of our competitors, have outstripped the rate of increase in the consumer price index for years.

Since the 1980s livestock production has far outstripped that of cereals.

He said their efforts in some cases outstripped those of the United States and some other advanced economies.

The rate of economic growth of these and many other developing nations far outstripped the rate of growth elsewhere.

They have certainly outstripped states like Angola, a resource-rich country whose governance track record leaves much to be desired.

When electrification began in earnest in the first years of the century, de-mand for shellac soon outstripped supply.

Audi's China sales have outstripped growth in other markets, the company said in a statement last week.

Mr Krause spoke as Deutsche Bank earnings outstripped expectations in a strong first quarter.

The only clean rescue for Europe would be if growth far outstripped expectations.

This news filled me with fresh fears; I outstripped Kenneth, and ran most of the way back.

In England tuition fees will have risen almost seven-fold over the decade to 2012, yet demand so far has robustly outstripped supply.

He argues that if the established US business schools do not change then they will be outstripped by rookie rivals, particularly in Asia.

Rocketing fees far outstripped inflation over the past decade (see chart); the increase is now greater than for house prices.

What is more, the rate at which production was scaled down in late 2008 outstripped the decline in final demand.

In recent years, demand for sugarcane has dramatically outstripped supply, pushing prices up and leading to stiff political consequences.

The rate of increase in the corporate budget for market research is far outstripped by the surge in the ways it can be spent.

Because traditional media is mature business, growth rate of Gu Ge outstripped the growth of traditional media apparently.

Such loans, plus aid tied to contracts for Chinese firms, have outstripped Chinese direct investment in Africa by a significant margin.

Critics say Summers should know as well as anyone how the old thinking has been outstripped.

The number of female voters outstripped the number of male voters, and candidates began courting women's votes in earnest.

We have seen democracies outstripped by the markets, which have forced decisions on elected governments.

Britain's balance of trade has sunk deeper and deeper into the red over the past decade as consumption has outstripped production.

What is most striking is how the Yankees have outstripped the rest of the league.

But cultivation in Bolivia and Peru has long outstripped traditional use, and is rising sharply.

Unfortunately, the rush to privatize has greatly outstripped the public interest.

In other words, China's capacity to produce consumer products has far outstripped its people's ability to purchase them.

But since then credit dramatically has outstripped economic growth, as securitisation took hold.

First, house price rises outstripped building costs, so digging down resulted in that great middle-class joy: a rise in house value.

Advocates say the resources for teaching English to immigrants already are vastly outstripped by demand.

House-price rises in Spain, Ireland and France during the boom years outstripped even America's.

This is largely due to a steady rise in unit labour costs, as wage increases outstripped productivity growth (see chart).

Wanting in perseverance, such volatile natures are outstripped in the race of life by the diligent and even the dull.

This front far outstripped the more publicized Manchurian front and soon became of nationwide importance.

All types of vehicle now have waiting lists of about one month, and demand for used cars has outstripped supply.

Richard Roth reports on a growing nation that has already outstripped its water supply.

In recent years, South Africa's economy has been utterly outstripped by the "southern" giants of China, India and Brazil.

Even before the economic downturn sank sales, their ability to produce cars outstripped their ability to sell them.

His funds' declines far outstripped the 19%, on average, that hedge funds lost as a whole, according to Hedge Fund Research Inc.

He points out that residential property has outstripped every asset class over the past decade.

Indeed, the production of PhDs has far outstripped demand for university lecturers.

Demand for helicopters has always outstripped the (growing) supply.

After that, it is hard to bet against a curve that has outstripped all expectations.

villa is a symbol of wealth, for many years, and their prices have far outstripped the villa apartment house condescending.

In 1553 Bavaria outlawed summer-made beer because wintertime brews had outstripped them in quality.

Its revenue and earnings far outstripped expectations.

At that time, advertisers' demand for ad space always outstripped supply, but I almost never failed to deliver my clients' requests.

But their loss could be outstripped by the oil price gain.

Policy aside, the thinking is that the fast pace of government under Rudd has outstripped the ability of the electorate to keep up.

Demand so outstripped supply that some used copies sold at triple the retail price.

The Chinese economy lost some momentum in the first quarter of the year but growth still outstripped expectations.

So this is the "barrel half-full" argument: oil price inflation has not outstripped economic growth.

The demand for housing already far outstripped the growth of national housing stock even before the housing market crash in 2007.

Just 10 years ago, it was the sixth-largest in the world but has since outstripped Britain and France in 2005 and Germany in 2007.

Spain's Real Madrid outstripped Manchester United, the English champions, in terms of revenue in the 2007-08 season.

Even before the downturn, demand outstripped supply.

Yet the pace of change has, in some important markets, outstripped even Google's ability to keep up.

The demand for food outstripped supply.

We soon outstripped the slower runners.

We outstripped them by taking a shortcut.

Today I've finally outstripped her.

The observed rates of change have far outstripped what we projected.

Since the third quarter of last year, indeed, China has outstripped America as a supplier to the zone; now only Britain lies ahead.

That manufacturer outstripped all his competitors in sales last year.

Total costs far outstripped the average annual household income at around 48. 3 million Korean won ($42, 400), according to government data.

What is also significant about the more recent increase is that prices have outstripped rents.

We outstripped all our competitors in sales last year.

I shouted to her, as she had outstripped me a long way;

Since then, however, both rates have risen by 59% and outstripped average earnings, which have gone up by 45% in the past ten years.

Material development outstripped human development

Earlier in the month, Amazon announced that Kindle books outstripped

She had always outstripped her husband before,

john was outstripped by all the other runners

Demand for energy outstripped supply