| He appeared to be moving no faster than before with no more effort but, still, they needed to move at a fairly brisk pace to not be outdistanced by him. |
| That's when researchers found that electroactive polymers far outdistanced other technologies when it came to power to weight ratios. |
| Their irritability arose out of their misery, increased with it, doubled upon it, outdistanced it. |
| He didn't even notice Peter and the others fall into line behind him, even as he outdistanced them. |
| In this self-defeating enterprise, the object of interpretation has invariably anticipated and outdistanced the interpreter. |
| Infants in the treatment group also outdistanced controls on a number of behavioral measures. |
