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outpace [,aut'peis]

vt. 超过...速度, 赶过

outpace

[ verb ]
surpass in speed
<verb.competition>
Malthus believed that population increase would outpace increases in the means of subsistence

Outpace \Out*pace"\, v. t. [Cf. {Outpass}.]
1. To outgo; to move faster than; to leave behind. --Lamb.

2. To exceed in development or performance; to outdo.
[PJC]

There has been speculation here that interest rates may be headed higher because consumer demand threatens to outpace domestic production, leading to a surge of imports that would weaken the British pound and spur inflation.
Belgium's other big retail chains, Groupe GIB and Colruyt N.V., also are expected to outpace the market in the quarter. GIB announced late last month a better-than-expected 1990 profit rise of 14%.
With growth this year expected to reach 5% to 6%, Asia will outpace the predicted rate of about 2% for nations of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
Expanding jobs could outpace a disabled employee's abilities, worries Custom Machinery Design, in Appleton, Wis.
CRUISE LINES worry that expansion may outpace demand.
Institutional interest continued to outpace buying among small investors, said Ralph Costanza, manager of the OTC department at Smith Barney, Harris & Upham.
In the next 15 months, withdrawals of stock from the market will still outpace new issues, Mr. Einhorn predicts.
"New home prices should continue to outpace inflation, while existing home prices should rise at about the rate of inflation," says David Berson, chief economist for the Federal National Mortgage Association.
Growth in sales of four-wheel-drive vehicles, many of which never stray from the highway to use their off-road capabilities, continues to outpace that of the world car market overall.
A ratio greater than 1-to-1 indicates industry expansion as new orders outpace shipments; a lower ratio generally indicates a contraction.
AUTO SALES outpace predictions and seem headed for another strong year.
Fleck International Inc., a market research firm in Huntington Beach, Calif., predicts that connector sales in Asia will outpace those in all other regions of the world.
Jerry Mullins, head of OTC trading at Dean Witter Reynolds, saw retail buying outpace institutional buying at that brokerage as investors favored the buy side.
She expects the region to continue to outpace the overall economy modestly as the nation emerges from the recession.
Growth in Europe and South America is also predicted to outpace that in North America.
Not for them the ups and downs of stocks and shares, even though long-term gains on these outpace other types of investment.
The agreement has short-term potential to prop prices, analysts said, but the market will be weak as production continues to outpace consumption and demand is sluggish.
SALARY INCREASES for most executives around the world will outpace expected inflation in 1992, surveys by consultants Hewitt Associates and William M. Mercer show.
Etidronate works by slowing the body's resorption of old bone. This allows the slow production of new bone to outpace the loss. The medicine resulted in a two-thirds drop in fractures in women with the weakest bones, the study showed.
OTC volume eased to 218 million shares from 255.5 million Thursday, but continued to outpace Big Board trading, where 195.5 million shares changed hands.
Wong of Oppenheimer says it had been anticipated that sales outside the United States would outpace domestic sales, but Avon apparently has scaled back expansion plans abroad.
Borden said profits were squeezed as the drought caused raw milk prices to outpace product prices.
Economists explain that the diverse business communities in New Jersey and New York have enabled them to outpace the nation for several years running.

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