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Since the investigation, although the rises have been less marked, they have continued to outstrip inflation and earnings growth.

It is not just the economy that seems to outstrip all the sceptics, but diplomacy as well.

The sums involved are beginning to outstrip individual contributions from traditional donors, including multilateral development agencies.

Despite this, demand for other uses is still set to outstrip supply, and prices to rise, in the next couple of years or so.

The higher energy use that results tends to outstrip the original efficiency gains.

We are even seeing the greed factor starting to outstrip genuine concerns for her rights and future well-being.

Yes, large military industrial complexes like those of the West will continue to outstrip all other attempts at engineering.

Global cotton consumption is estimated to outstrip output this year, further drawing down cotton's stocks, according to the U.

It wasn't our favorite app to play with, and the limitations seem to outstrip the benefits.

The growth of expenditure will continue to outstrip GDP growth in the next three years.

A year ago, oil bulls argued rising demand in China and India would lead demand to outstrip supply.

Were inflation to outstrip wage growth, it could have the perverse effect of shrinking demand.

This is bound to outstrip the ability of many societies and ecosystems to adapt.

It is possible FOR us to outstrip the advanced countries in the world.

Pay scales on Wall Street continue to outstrip those in other professions outrageously.

Then the neutrinos wouldn't have to outstrip light to reach their destination in the observed time.

In the last few quarters, wage rises have started to outstrip rises in productivity for the first time in years.

China's e-tablet market to outstrip US by 2015.

As then, when to outstrip thy skiey speed