outrace
Example Sentences
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Long lines outside retail stores devolving into brawls, desperate shoppers refreshing websites in a bid to outrace the bots and a cottage industry of people like Randall trading tips and making money in the process — that is the state of the video game console market a year after a new generation of widely coveted devices was released during the height of the pandemic.
From Seattle Times
Fire and wind outrace water and human wit.
From Los Angeles Times
Should I run straight and hope to outrace the building’s fall, or should I dart down some side street to dodge its trajectory?
From Slate
Departing New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday ordered all health care workers and nursing home staff to get vaccinated against COVID-19 by Sept. 27 as leaders across the country use incentives and mandates to outrace the delta variant of the coronavirus.
From Washington Times
The Biden administration is worried that misplaced concerns about the vaccines — for instance, worries about fertility are common — are holding back the nationwide push to outrace the virus and its aggressive variants.
From Washington Times
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