| Since she joined the race, Silva has outcompeted both Rousseff and the main opposition candidate Aecio Neves, making a final round between Silva and Rousseff very possible. |
| They do grant that some lower quality teachers will be outcompeted by Internet superstars. |
| The animal probably originated in Southeast Asia during the Early Pleistocene, and outcompeted other suid species as it spread throughout the Old World. |
| But anglers introduced chub as live bait, and the small fish outcompeted the trout for insects. |
| It's one of the areas we're being outcompeted by the European Union, which requires a consumer's permission before those personal records are sent overseas. |
| You better understand both and how they're changing or you'll be outcompeted and out of business. |
