Global production continues to rise, outstripping demand and hurting prices.
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Obviously, demand is outstripping supply, so things are looking good.
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Blue-collar wage growth is outstripping the rest of the economy.
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Taiwan, after all, is America's 11th-biggest trading partner, outstripping Brazil.
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Essentially, the demand for foreign babies was outstripping a shrinking supply.
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This raises risks of oil demand outstripping supply, in his view.
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But Prebble constantly had ideas outstripping what was possible in the engine.
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Disney upped its bid for Fox's assets on Wednesday, outstripping Comcast's offer.
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"Our demand is outstripping our ability to service our customers," he said.
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Rather, they say, building at an even greater rate would risk outstripping demand.
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Demand is outstripping supply, and pushing both home values and rents significantly higher.
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BBVA shares climbed 2.6 percent, outstripping a 0.5 percent rise in the Ibex .
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The pace of technological change is outstripping the average person's ability to adapt.
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Nineteen percent listed immigration, far outstripping health care at number two with 13%.
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Physical stores of oil are declining, indicating that demand is outstripping current supply.
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Instead, there are concerns that supply is outstripping demand and oil price is volatile.
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Their financial performance has slipped so that they are no longer outstripping local firms.
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The footage is genuinely spellbinding, far outstripping many'a tourism campaign that's come before it.
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And the cause is that demand is outstripping the NHS's ability to supply care.
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Last month, the International Energy Agency said that global crude supplies were outstripping demand.
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Agriculture consumes some 80% of the state's water, far outstripping industrial or municipal use.
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Staff costs increased 16% across the group last year to 954m, outstripping revenue growth.
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Suddenly, I felt overwhelmed; the prospect felt foolhardy, untenable, the world outstripping my words.
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Global refined lead production is expected to rise by 2.5%, outstripping demand growth of 1.2%.
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He raised nearly $6m in the 24 hours following his campaign launch, outstripping his rivals.
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The trade worries come as U.S. supplies of both hogs and cattle are outstripping demand.
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But even in China, renewables investment and capacity additions are outstripping nuclear, the report said.
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"We are in a situation in which technological advances are outstripping arms control," Potter says.
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For July-September, profit jumped almost 350 percent to 204.2 billion yen, outstripping analyst estimates.
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It is also what Roger Copeland means when he suggests that ideology is outstripping rigor.
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XBANK, outstripping a 5 percent fall on the broader Istanbul index in this period .XU100.
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So too has the fact that U.S. supplies of both hogs and cattle are outstripping demand.
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"We are facing short-term ramp-up challenges resulting from demand greatly outstripping supply," it said.
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Russia spent a whopping $51 billion, outstripping even the Chinese budget for the 2008 Summer Olympics.
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However, some funds have struggled to get exposure to infrastructure assets, with demand consistently outstripping supply.
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The once-mighty messaging service had a good run, outstripping the popularity of its hardware namesake.
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Imports rose 220.8% to 25.83 billion Moroccan dirhams, outstripping exports of 225.8 billion dirhams, up 216.7%.
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The diagnosis is simple: rising demand for health care from an ageing population is outstripping supply.
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We have waitlists for certain items; demand is still outstripping our expectations, but we're catching up.
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But living costs such as rent are outstripping that rate, and worker patience is being tested.
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But some experts fear the advances are outstripping government's ability to set guardrails to protect privacy.
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But according to Knight, the demand is outstripping supply, leading to an increase in illegal smuggling.
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These include two other Latin American governments, with spendthrift Venezuela far outstripping the field (see chart).
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That means about 13 percent of students now use them — outstripping the number who smoke conventional cigarettes.
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Average British house prices have more than doubled in the past two decades, far outstripping wage increases.
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Small as it is, Taiwan is the ninth-largest buyer of American exports, outstripping Italy and India.
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Idemitsu Kosan shares closed up 2.2 percent on Monday, outstripping a 0.1 percent rise in the Nikkei.
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"At The Balvenie, as with many distilleries, we are observing that demand is outstripping supply," explains Simmons.
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Many are moving around with impunity and outstripping the ability of the security forces to monitor them.
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But Europe's focus is on heading off migration from Africa, where population growth is outstripping economic opportunity.
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Nonfarm payrolls rose by 224,000 in June, outstripping early predictions of 160,000 according to a Reuters poll.
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With demand outstripping supply, property prices and rents have soared in cities like Berlin, Hamburg and Munich.
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Yet Yoon's creations require patience and a level of meticulousness outstripping the skill of most makeup artists.
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The rate of job growth in Republican-leaning regions is outstripping the rate in more Democratic areas.
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Which means the odds of this hard-working home team outstripping their nasty pursuers are, exactly, nil.
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Fears of the outbreak have fueled xenophobia as a wave of panic spreads, sometimes outstripping practical concerns.
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It was downloaded 663 million times in 2018, outstripping Instagram by more than 2 million downloads. Musical.
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Total imports grew 1.4% to 40.7 billion dirhams, outstripping exports of 24.3 billion dirhams, which rose 1.2%.
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Hyundai shares closed up 7.4 percent, their biggest daily percentage gain since March 21, outstripping the wider market .
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However, India led global trends on overall year-on-year market share growth for Google Play, outstripping Vietnam.
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The country produced 23m cars last year, outstripping Europe and putting America in the shade (see chart 1).
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Inflation has slowed but remains at 24 percent year on year, outstripping a government target of 14.33 percent.
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Far outstripping sexual harassment as an issue of importance were the economy, health care, immigration and gun policy.
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The Kenyan economy grew at 5.8 percent last year, far outstripping the sub-Saharan average of 1.3 percent.
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The huge growth of Space data is outstripping improvements in conventional processing platforms such as CPUs and GPUs.
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The quintessential American whiskey enjoys a global reputation for quality, with demand outstripping supply and prices steadily rising.
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Huawei is second-biggest phone manufacturer worldwide, outstripping Apple in terms of units shipped (Samsung is the largest).
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Employers want to come back so much so that their growth is outstripping their ability to find labor.
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Boston Beer – Boston Beer earned $2.35 per share for the second quarter, far outstripping the $1.21 consensus estimate.
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Global grain supplies are outstripping demand, the Chinese economy is slowing and demand for corn-based ethanol is stagnating.
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Developers have $4 billion in retail investments in the pipeline, outstripping new projects in Jakarta, Singapore or Kuala Lumpur.
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The designation comes as increased American involvement in combat there has drawn concern about outstripping the military's legal mandate.
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Last year, in a welcome respite, it expanded by a robust 2.3%, outstripping forecasts and matching America's growth rate.
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SoftBank also committed a $5 billion fund for Latin America, outstripping all previous funds by an order of magnitude.
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Sales have exceeded the company's initial estimate, outstripping those of predecessor Wii U, and leaving suppliers scrambling for parts.
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Movado Group – The watchmaker doubled estimates with adjusted quarterly profit of 52 cents per share, with revenue outstripping forecasts.
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This political season will see candidates spending record amounts on digital advertising, by some estimates outstripping cable and radio.
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Power demand is outstripping supply due to cold weather, leaving France a net importer of electricity from its neighbors.
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Power demand is outstripping supply due to cold weather, leaving France a net importer of electricity from its neighbors.
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American imports of Chinese telecom equipment were $84 billion last year, easily outstripping steel and aluminum from all countries.
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Power demand is outstripping supply due to cold weather, leaving France a net importer of electricity from its neighbours.
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If unemployment gets very low because growth is outstripping that level, then you have more money chasing fewer resources.
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But this issue dominated the speakers' discussions of terrorism, dramatically outstripping any references to actual policies for weakening jihadi groups.
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The government expects imports to rise by 4.0 percent this year, outstripping a predicted increase in exports of 2.7 percent.
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Bits Technology is changing so quickly that it is regularly outstripping regulations, often forcing federal regulators to play catch-up.
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Kyoto Animation has an outsized role in the industry, with its influence outstripping the list of works it has produced.
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Close trading partner China is Saudi Arabia's largest trade partner, outstripping nearby European nations and close ally the United States.
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With rising borrowing costs and prices outstripping wage growth, the market has been a weak spot in the robust economy.
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In the UK, consumers are shopping cautiously, reflecting general cost inflation outstripping wage growth, and broader economic uncertainty, the company said.
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Inditex's share price has soared tenfold since its flotation in 2001, outstripping rivals such as Gap and H&M (see chart).
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It is Hainan's biggest money maker, with total revenues outstripping the combined sales of the province's next nine largest companies combined.
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But Wood-Lewis says he doesn't want to take over the world: scaling up too quickly would mean outstripping their workforce.
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Since 600 the MIS for most family types has risen substantially, outstripping all gains from wage rises, tax cuts and benefits.
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Sales fell 3.3 percent, outstripping economists' forecasts of a decline of 1.5 percent and breaking a three-month run of gains.
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The three-month Hong Kong Interbank Offered Rate ticked up to 2.7%, outstripping the equivalent U.S. dollar Libor rate of 2.3%.
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Australia's commercial property sector is defying a softening in home values, with city downtown capacity barely growing and demand outstripping supply.
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Pricing has tightened on term loans since the last quarter of 2375 as a result of investor demand far outstripping supply.
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China is the world's largest producer and consumer of coal, far outstripping rivals such as the United States, India and Australia.
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"We are facing short-term ramp-up challenges resulting from demand greatly outstripping supply," Impossible Foods said in a recent statement.
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Bank shares are down 20 percent since mid-August, outstripping a 5 percent fall on the broader Istanbul index in this period.
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The allegedly fraudulent activities took place nearly two decades ago, far outstripping the six-year statute of limitations on federal tax fraud.
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"We definitely see demand outstripping our current supply at the Wharton Social Impact Initiative, and we look to grow that," Ashburn said.
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SINCE 24.5 the price of the average house in London has tripled in real terms, easily outstripping the rest of the country.
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Oil prices have plunged over the last year and a half because global supply is outstripping demand, creating a gigantic fuel glut.
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Less-recognized executives at these banks are also making major bank, outstripping the pay of CEOs of even some rival financial institutions.
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Their growth was outstripping their supply of renewables then, in 2017, and since then they've just stopped and growth has continued apace.
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The number of passengers carried rose 13 percent year-on-year to 56.6 million, outstripping the 4 percent increase in seat capacity.
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With a steady rise in the number of people who buy online, e-commerce sales growth has been outstripping brick-and-mortar.
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With overall unemployment sitting at a six-year low, economic growth surging and city downtown capacity barely growing, demand is outstripping supply.
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Experts say the demand for expertise is coming from all sectors — from financial services to retail — and it is far outstripping supply.
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As you would expect when demand is outstripping supply, prices are generally rising at a pace well in excess of general inflation.
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Shares in Cochlear plummeted 16.7% in morning trade on the Australian stock exchange, far outstripping a 4.7% fall on the broader market.
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But in a time of expansion, with demand outstripping supply, executives at podcast companies know they have something the entertainment industry needs.
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The ADP national employment report showed that 172,000 jobs were added in the private sector in June, outstripping economists' expectation of 159,000.
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A Pew Research report recently found that 62 percent of Americans get news from social media, far outstripping the traditional media outlets.
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The rise in output during July (and hinted increase in August) was necessary because crude consumption and export sales had been outstripping output.
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In one district of 400,000 people, fully 4% of the population was on the payroll, outstripping the East German Stasi in its pomp.
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It would be the world's largest initial public offering (IPO) this year, outstripping the $8.1 billion raised in New York by Uber (UBER).
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But HSBC expects production to have rebounded by 2.2 percent month on month in November, outstripping the Reuters consensus call for 1.8 percent.
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But investors have also been eagerly buying up just about any stock outstripping the 1.54 percent yield of the benchmark 10-year Treasury.
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He points to concerns that seafood consumption is outstripping the supply in the ocean as proof that fish farms are becoming a necessity.
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Royalties, paid a quarter in arrears, grew 15 percent, outstripping a 3 percent drop in global semiconductor sales, the company said on Wednesday.
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The group raked in a quarterly operating profit of 688.8 billion yen, outstripping a 336 billion yen estimate from five analysts compiled by Refinitiv.
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Among their most damning complaints were allegations of fees being paid to employment agencies to gain jobs, with intermediary fees often outstripping workers' wages.
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With demand often outstripping supply, the result has been rising tuition, rising housing costs in trendy neighborhoods, rising child care costs, and so forth.
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Some economists reckon they reflect global appetite outstripping the supply of the safe assets America is uniquely equipped to provide—dollar-denominated government bonds.
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Data exposes sensitive voter infoThe Deep Root incident represents the largest known leak of Americans' voter records, outstripping past exposures by several million records.
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Since then, bond fund inflows have reached $1 trillion, far outstripping the $375 billion total inflow into equity funds over the period, BAML said.
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Vinyl records, which is currently enjoying a resurgence in popularity that's outstripping digital music growth, proves the adage that everything old is new again.
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Perhaps the biggest surprise has been Poland's zloty which has surged more than 10 percent against the dollar, outstripping the euro's 5.8 percent rise.
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But in addition to waxing mystical on the medium, Herzog also makes a good point about the way technology might be outstripping its demand.
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The "United" bid promised FIFA a profit of $11 billion, per The New York Times, outstripping competitor Morocco, which would have produced $5 billion.
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Alibaba has transformed China's annual Singles' Day into the world's biggest shopping frenzy, far outstripping America's post-Thanksgiving bingefests, Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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Consumer prices rose 1.02 percent from the previous month in March, the data showed, outstripping the 0.6 percent increase predicted by a Reuters poll.
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With demand outstripping supply in many urban areas, property prices and rents have soared in major cities such as Berlin, Hamburg, Munich and Frankfurt.
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Increasing consumer and food company demand, often outstripping supply, is driving price premiums in the organic, grass-fed, non-GMO and locally-sourced markets.
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However, spending on the US health system is widely acknowledged to be out of control, substantially outstripping the costs of comparable systems in Europe.
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The exception, Ronald Reagan, entered office in 1981 determined to win the Cold War in part by outstripping the Soviet Union on nuclear arms.
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A recent slump in global lithium prices, caused by growth in supply outstripping demand, has sharpened the incentive to move up the value chain.
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"Keeping Jordans or Yeezys in cool markets, with demand far outstripping supply, is making them more relevant in the mass market," Mr. Kernan said.
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Even so, Siri on mac OS is already faster (Cortana's voice recognition seems plodding by comparison) and it's already outstripping Cortana on the intelligence front.
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As a result, the prospect of demand outstripping supply has pushed gas prices up more than 50 percent in recent days, before last night's plunge.
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Last year's 1.5 million bpd shale increase was an unexpected inflection point, far outstripping forecasts, which boosted overall production to an average 11 million bpd.
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Afterward, Beijing scrambled to put together its own, far outstripping American planning, while the Trump administration has neither engaged Obama's policy nor formulated its own.
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At $999, the iPhone X is the most expensive phone the company has ever launched, but demand is already far outstripping supply, according to analysts.
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The same pattern has been seen throughout history, as debased currency results in the value of the metal content of coins outstripping their face value.
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Steel prices were on track for a 4 percent fall in March, the first monthly drop since December, on worries that supply is outstripping demand.
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The High Pay Centre reported a 10 percent increase in chief executives' pay in 2015, far outstripping the 2.4 percent growth of British average earnings.
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Higher borrowing costs come at a time when house price increases are outstripping wage gains, which could make purchases unaffordable for many first-time buyers.
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This means that taxing pollution more and taxing income less could boost economic growth, keep spending from outstripping revenues, and help clean up the environment.
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"In case you missed it, gaming is an artform, it's also now the biggest medium for creative expression — far outstripping movies and music," he wrote.
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UnReal may be getting a lot of credit for outstripping the real-life Bachelor by putting actor B.J. Britt at the center of this season.
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The costs associated with all different types of college degrees have drastically increased over the past several decades, outstripping annual inflation and cost of living.
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As Coronavirus Spreads, So Does Anti-Chinese Sentiment: Fears of the outbreak have fueled xenophobia as a wave of panic spreads, sometimes outstripping practical concerns.
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Reduced access to care because of demand further outstripping supply would be a much bigger problem for U.S. politicians than a middle-income tax hike.
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Getting Into Class Student demand for computer science courses is outstripping the supply of professors, creating a student divide of computing haves and have-nots.
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We discussed the conflagrant madness down in Mexico, art outstripping the artist, and why only one city could host such a spectacular bit of reverie.
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OPEC revised its outlook for non-OPEC output growth slightly lower, but still sees 2019 supply growth at 2.1 million bpd, outstripping the increase in demand.
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Beef is now the fastest-growing meat in China, outstripping stagnant demand for more widely eaten pork as consumers look to reduce fat in their diets.
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Imports, meanwhile, tanked by an annual 23 percent, worse than Reuters poll expectations for a 13 percent drop and outstripping the previous month's 14.9 percent fall.
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In the travel space, he pointed out that growth in insurance revenue for companies like Expedia is outstripping ticket sale growth which bodes well for Traveloka.
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Federal regulators said they were concerned that certain data-driven technologies were outstripping the ability of consumers to manage how companies were using their personal details.
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The Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, EMILY's List and Everytown for Gun Safety have all written seven-figure checks, far outstripping Republican outside spending in the state.
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The volume of digital information produced in China is vastly outstripping that of the U.S., according to new research from Seagate and technology research group IDC.
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With supply vastly outstripping demand, players suddenly found themselves with the power of choice, able to ditch a game the second they became bored or frustrated.
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Cal-Maine and its smaller rivals are adding cage-free hens at a pace outstripping demand for their eggs, according to CJS Securities analyst Craig Bibb.
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An index measuring the performance of high-yield debt has delivered 11 percent returns so far this year, outstripping its investment grade and government debt counterparts.
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They are indeed expected to deliver 26 percent earnings growth, outstripping the 21.4 percent predicted for the S&P23 according to I/B/E/S Refinitiv.
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So global demand for skilled workers is outstripping supply and there's a huge discrepancy between what business looks for in graduates, and how we prepare them.
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The basic problem is this: The Bitcoin network is getting too popular; a growing number of payments is outstripping the network's ability to process those payments.
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According to National Energy Administration (NEA) data, China's total thermal capacity grew 22020 percent in 290 to 21 GW, outstripping a 2015 percent increase in consumption.
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They are indeed expected to deliver 53 percent earnings growth, outstripping the 21.4 percent predicted for the S&P500 according to I/B/E/S Refinitiv.
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That translates to more renters, which is outstripping the supply of rental apartments, giving landlords the ability to raise rents in many areas to new highs.
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Singles' Day, also called "Double 11", is the world's biggest online sales event, outstripping the sales of U.S. shopping holidays Black Friday and Cyber Monday combined.
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It's not until you reach the top 10 percent (households making $3093,800 or more) that the tax cuts start outstripping the spending cuts for most households.
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"The response to our Ford GT has been unprecedented, with initial demand outstripping supply by more than six-to-one," said Hermann Salenbauch, director of Ford Performance.
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With a steady rise in online shopping, Walmart's e-commerce sales growth has been outstripping brick-and-mortar sales, leading the company to slash new store openings.
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If American women business owners were their own country, they would have the 10th largest GDP in the world, outstripping entire nations like Canada, Mexico and Russia.
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Government spending stands at 57% of GDP, outstripping the tax take; France's budget deficit, at 3.4% of GDP, is among the largest in the euro area's core.
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At Caixabank the value of new consumer lending grew 13 percent in the first nine months of 2018, outstripping its 9 percent growth in new mortgage lending.
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Stock prices have boomed, and CEOs took home nearly 220% more money on average every year since 2587 — far outstripping the wage growth of nearly all Americans.
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So, even if you can't book a night in the Airbnb (the demand is apparently outstripping the supply), you can peer into another version of the bedroom.
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Figures released on Tuesday showed the euro zone economy grew at an annualised rate of 2 percent in the fourth quarter, outstripping the U.S. economy's 1.9 percent.
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With a steady rise in online shopping, Wal-Mart's e-commerce sales growth has been outstripping brick-and-mortar, leading the company to slash new store openings.
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Classical economists would argue that when the price of a product rises sharply because demand is outstripping supply, the producer of the product will increase the supply.
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Dent's Premier Growth Investor Fund brought in powerful returns and posted an enormous year of growth in 2019, far outstripping the market and 99% of competing funds.
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Another reason is that the demands for river water are outstripping the supply in three of the seven Western states served by the Colorado and its tributaries.
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Sales prospects are no brighter at home, as few Afghans can afford carpets that cost between $70 and $250 per square meter, outstripping the average monthly income.
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The steel industry continues to feast on fat profit margins, cranking out products despite concerns that stockpiles are growing at a pace that is far outstripping demand.
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When you think about $7,000 rebate, 72-month financing at no charge, the big vehicles are clearly outstripping the small at these gas prices," he told "Closing Bell.
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French women have taken to social media to share tales of sexual harassment, outstripping the #MeToo campaign with a name-and-shame hashtag #BalanceTonPorc - or 'expose your pig'.
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Asian Americans have also been among the fastest-growing ethnic groups in the United States, on occasion outstripping the growth in the Latino population, according to the Census.
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KKR said its private equity investments had appreciated 5.8 percent from the beginning of the quarter, outstripping a 3.3 percent gain in the S&P 500 stock index.
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After outstripping its rivals last year, Glencore's share price has lagged in 20163, hit by concerns about instability in Democratic Republic of Congo where it has major operations.
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The total amount sold since its March 246rd, 268 release is now 22015 million, outstripping the 13.56 million the Wii U sold over its five years of production.
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Second-hand fashion - from Chanel handbags and Gucci dresses to Rolex watches - is a fast-growing business that is outstripping sales growth in the primary luxury goods sector.
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Overcoming years of poor health, the bloc's economy grew 0.6 percent in the first quarter, outstripping both the United States and Britain, but economists have become more pessimistic.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook said that the recently released iPhone 7 and 7 Plus models were off to a strong start, with demand for the phones outstripping supply.
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A record 3.3 million people filed for unemployment benefits for the week ending March 21, far outstripping the record of almost 700,000 newly filed claims set in 1982.
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Matthew Dent's Premier Growth Investor Fund brought in powerful returns and posted an enormous year of growth in 2019, far outstripping the market and 99% of competing funds.
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Virgin Galactic's stock has been leaping to record highs in recent weeks, with its rally since the beginning of the year outstripping even the scintillating of rise Tesla.
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Its stock traded on Friday at $119.08, up 9.5% year to date, outstripping other oil majors but well behind the 24% gain in the S&P 500 Index.
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Compared with a year ago, retail sales were 4.2 percent higher in January, the biggest annual rise since December 2016 and again outstripping almost all forecasts in the poll.
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Researchers in Australia monitored what is most likely the world's oldest spider on record, who died at age 216, outstripping the previous record-holder, a 28-year-old tarantula.
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A record-breaking 1,159 human trafficking victims have been rescued in Thailand so far this year, the human security ministry said, outstripping the previous high of 982 in 2015.
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Beef is the fastest-growing meat sector in China, outstripping stagnant demand for more widely eaten pork, with consumers seeking healthier sources of protein and adopting Western eating habits.
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Anticipation has been high from the beginning, with the film outstripping all other Marvel movies in first-day ticket sales volume, and becoming the most-discussed movie on Twitter.
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Demand for cannabis is outstripping supply in New Zealand, as the country suffers from a marijuana shortage following police seizure of thousands of cannabis plants, according to the Guardian.
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Begun on February 23rd, the filibuster was South Korea's first in over four decades, lasting eight straight days and nights, easily outstripping a record previously set by Canadian lawmakers.
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Retail sales volumes in October jumped by 7.4 percent, the biggest annual rise since April 2002, the Office for National Statistics said, outstripping all forecasts in a Reuters poll .
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Supplies of chicken raised without antibiotics are outstripping demand, a major U.S. poultry producer said on Tuesday, a sign of overproduction that could eat into processors' profits.
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This growth in the number of removed voters represented an increase of 33 percent — far outstripping growth in both total registered voters (18 percent) and total population (6 percent).
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Indonesia shot to prominence as a coal producer last decade as it dug out and shipped the fuel to meet power demand from China, eventually outstripping then leader Australia.
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With the euro zone's annual economic growth rate outstripping that of the United States in the third quarter, led by Germany, markets are increasingly optimistic about the regional outlook.
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But his campaign said last week it raised $25.3 million in mostly small donations in the third quarter of this year, outstripping all other Democrats in the 2020 race.
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Intel said last month that demand for its processors used in PCs was outstripping its ability to add capacity, prompting it to rely on contract manufacturers to ease shortages.
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At $999, it is also the most expensive phone the company has ever launched, but going by channel checks run by market analysts, demand is already far outstripping supply.
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Argentine economic growth has stalled since last year, while inflation, running over 50% for the last 12 months, is far outstripping salaries, leading to a sharp uptick in poverty.
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China accounted for 48 percent of all AI-related venture capital in 2017 — outstripping the United States for the first time, according to CB Insights, a venture funding research firm.
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Netflix is still on its rounded-up-to-pretty-great run as it continues to add more and more subscribers, and once again is outstripping its own estimates for growth.
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Inflation is a key indicator of economic health with modest price rises signaling a robust economy where consumer demand is not outstripping supply (which would lead to too much inflation).
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But it has been difficult for communities to achieve even this reduced goal because the number of veterans falling into homelessness every month, is outstripping communities' efforts to keep up.
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A long-awaited series of Fed rate hikes is now seen starting on December 22015, which will lead demand to continue outstripping supply in the US$860bn leveraged loan market.
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Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy: Santander said on Wednesday it had concluded its capital increase with demand outstripping supply by 8.2 times.
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As a result, growth in solar- and wind-powered electricity generation is far outstripping that of coal- and natural-gas-fueled generation, the group said in its "Renewables 2017" report.
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The Paris-based International Energy Agency and most other experts say global oil demand is outstripping production, so at some point stocks held in consumer states will start to drop.
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With coal production outstripping demand, the market is not likely to recover until at least 2021, Joe Pizarchik, who heads the Office of Surface Mining and Reclamation Enforcement, told Reuters.
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"We expect stocks exposed to German residential to continue delivering superior returns for several more years," analysts at Morgan Stanley said in a note, with demand outstripping medium-term availability.
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Indeed, overall delinquencies surged 11.92 percent in the oil-producing province of Alberta in the first quarter from a year ago, far outstripping the national average increase of 2.98 percent.
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Although completely out-of-whack with the most recent presidential elections, where Republicans way out-hauled Democrats, these numbers are in keeping with Hillary's consistent outstripping of Donald in corporate fundraising.
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Dimitri says he's earned at least $60,235 in the past six months — far outstripping his parents' income and transforming his prospects in a town where the average annual wage is $217,220.
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The steadily worsening merchandise deficit is a sign domestic demand is outstripping the economy's productive potential, with excess demand leaking abroad through a widening trade gap and a higher exchange rate.
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It's one of the highest national public holiday counts in Asia, far outstripping Singapore's 13 days, Japan's 17 days and even Indonesia and Thailand's relatively generous 19 and 20 days respectively.
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Safran shares rose more than 2 percent after it posted quarterly underlying revenue up 12.6 percent, outstripping the pace set by a 2019 like-for-like growth target of 5 percent.
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We are at an exceptionally difficult moment internationally, when the consequences of the refugee crisis seem to be outstripping our will and capacity and even our courage to respond to it.
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Its share price has roughly doubled in the past two years, outstripping the gains of Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) and United Overseas Bank (UOB), its main local rivals (see chart).
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They emerged in the 1980s, when the number of inmates was quickly outstripping capacity, and they have an outsize influence in certain states, including Arizona, Florida, Hawaii, Mississippi and New Mexico.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Robust domestic consumption in Germany will translate into imports outstripping exports this year and next, the economy ministry said on Wednesday, predicting that trade will not contribute to growth.
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On an annualized basis, the euro zone economy was expanding at a rate of 2.3 percent in the Jan-March period, far outstripping the 1.2 percent rate of the United States.
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Renewable energy jobs are now outstripping those created by the fossil fuel industries, which Trump has courted throughout his time in office by promising to bring back coal and gas jobs.
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In the 1930s, during the Great Depression, New York created its taxi medallion system because drivers looking for work flooded the streets, far outstripping demand and driving down wages for drivers.
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If you're far outstripping that $123,000 cap specifically with a large sum of travel purchases, then you might be better off with the Chase Sapphire Reserve, which has no spending caps.
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With an economy that is now five times bigger, and with an industrial base and defence budget to match, China is rapidly outstripping a neighbour that still relies on imported weapons.
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Cross-border capital flows soared in the years before the crisis, from 19703% of global GDP in 1990 to 20% in 2007, spreading financial excess and outstripping regulators' capacity for oversight.
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The average cost of a basic funeral is currently around $5,000 nationwide, the fastest rising fixed cost in the UK of the last decade, outstripping the inflation of rent, food, and utilities.
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The 'Istanbul New Airport' plans to accommodate 150 million passengers a year on its eventual completion, outstripping Atlanta International Airport which handled 101 million in 2015 according to the Airport Council International.
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Organisers put the size of the crowd at more than a million, outstripping a demonstration in 2003 when 500,000 took to the streets to challenge government plans for tighter national security laws.
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House prices rose 2.2 percent, more than reversing a 1.2 percent fall in November and outstripping all forecasts in a Reuters poll of economists that had pointed to a 0.2 percent increase.
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Data on Tuesday showed that British workers' pay is rising and outstripping inflation, and combined with the lowest unemployment rate in 44 years, has taken the edge off the uncertainty about Brexit.
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Even at the low end of the price range, the IPO will be the biggest globally this year, outstripping the $113 billion raised in New York by Uber, data from Refinitiv shows.
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Massive demand for safe-haven assets is outstripping supply, he added, meaning currencies such as the yen and U.S. dollar, as well as government bonds and gold, are likely to keep booming.
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Honda, the smaller of the two automakers, has been outstripping Toyota in China so far this year, thanks to hot-selling models that include the redesigned Civic and its subcompact crossover SUVs.
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During the most critical time of the election campaign, the 20 top-performing fake election stories generated 8.7 million engagements on Facebook — far outstripping the 7.3 million engagement garnered by mainstream news.
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And we recognize our current marijuana laws have had an unacceptable disparate impact, with arrest rates for marijuana possession among African Americans far outstripping arrest rates among whites, despite similar usage rates.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - French women have taken to social media to share tales of sexual harassment, outstripping the #MeToo campaign with a name-and-shame hashtag #BalanceTonPorc - or 'expose your pig'.
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John Hickenlooper has two facts in front of him: Since 22017 crime has been rising in his state, outstripping the national trend, and since 28.6 recreational use of marijuana has been legal.
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After outstripping rivals last year, Glencore's share price has been hit by concerns about political risk in the DRC where it mines just over a quarter of the global output of cobalt.
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Organisers put the size of Sunday's crowd at more than a million, outstripping a demonstration in 2003 when 500,000 took to the streets to challenge government plans for tighter national security laws.
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China reported zero local infections for the first time since the crisis began three months ago, while Italy announced that its deaths from the virus had soared to 3,405, outstripping China's total.
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This week, his campaign said it had averaged $47 per donation in a record-breaking $6.1 million fundraising haul on the first day of his presidential campaign, outstripping fellow candidate Vermont Sen.
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Organizers put the size of Sunday's crowd at more than a million, outstripping a demonstration in 2003 when 500,000 took to the streets to challenge government plans for tighter national security laws.
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BERLIN, Oct 20183 (Reuters) - Robust domestic consumption in Germany will translate into imports outstripping exports this year and next, the economy ministry said on Wednesday, predicting that trade will not contribute to growth.
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With virtually all votes counted, Erdogan took 53 percent of the vote while in the parliamentary vote his AK Party took 42.5 percent and its MHP nationalist allies secured 11 percent, outstripping expectations.
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These nondescript buildings may be the least sexy sector in real estate, but demand for them is outstripping supply, and rents are rising fast, all thanks to the stunning growth of e-commerce.
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With virtually all votes counted, Erdogan had 53 percent against Ince's 31 percent, while in the parliamentary vote the AKP took 42.5 percent and its MHP nationalist allies secured 11 percent, outstripping expectations.
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Payments giant PayPal posted strong Q22.570 earnings today, counter balancing some of the weaker showings from other tech stocks yesterday and outstripping the overall growth rate of e-commerce, in its own words.
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This section in Apple's earnings includes products like Apple Pay, Apple Music, iTunes and the App Store and is now the second biggest segment in terms of revenues, outstripping both iPad and Macs.
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Wage growth is outstripping inflation and the Bank of England has said it will need to raise interest rates - probably faster than the market expects - to keep inflation close to its 2% target.
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Open interest on Shanghai nickel has doubled to more than 650,000 lots in the past month, outstripping trade in London as traders look to improving order books at stainless steel mills in China.
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Jaeger of the NHBA estimated the demand for new homes in the capital region to around 6,000-7,000 units per year, far outstripping the current rate of construction which stands at around 4,000.
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"Demand is easily outstripping supply in most of the country and it's stymieing many prospective buyers from finding a home to purchase," Lawrence Yun, an economist for the group, said in a statement.
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U.S. gas production has recently been rising at an annual rate of 13-13 percent, outstripping the increase in domestic consumption, and it hit a record of 2,755 billion cubic feet in December.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon rainforest accelerated in the first half of July, outstripping the full month last year and raising red flags for a regional trade deal with the European Union.
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Recurring operating profit edged 1.2 percent higher to 2.775 billion euros, also outstripping the 2.679 billion expected by analysts, based on the median of eight estimates in an Infront Data poll for Reuters.
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Salaries with bonuses are now more than 50 percent higher, adjusting for inflation, but eighth-year salaries have grown even more, most likely outstripping the growth in law school tuition at most schools.
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The report said the main challenges will be to find cheap LNG beyond 2022, when demand is expected to start outstripping supply, and to line up enough gas demand to underpin import projects.
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By the numbers: RMI's Business Renewables Center, which helps companies navigate deals, said new corporate procurement so far this year totals 3.86 GW, already outstripping the prior record of 3.12 GW for 2015.
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NGINX is massively popular, representing the most widely-used web server technology on the internet, according to tracking firm Netcraft — outstripping prominent alternatives from the likes of the Apache Foundation, Microsoft, and Google.
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Santander's shares have risen 60 percent over the past year, outstripping a near 30 percent rise on the European STOXX banking index as it benefited from strong business in Brazil, its largest market.
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"Based on past experience, the extent to which demand appears to be outstripping supply for many goods and services suggests that inflationary pressures could continue to build in the coming months," noted Williamson.
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The potential indictment comes with Netanyahu close to accomplishing one of his biggest goals: outstripping David Ben-Gurion, the founder of the modern Israeli state, as the longest-serving leader in Israel's history.
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Argentine debt was also pummeled, with bond yields rising sharply, while an index of the Latin American nation's risk has leapt to its highest level in five years, far outstripping other similar emerging markets.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global demand for oil is finally close to outstripping supply after nearly three years of surplus production, despite growth in the overhang of unused crude, the International Energy Agency said on Thursday.
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Capital Economics' Lu notes that with these recent falls and some recent wage gains outstripping inflation, London's average house-price-to-earnings ratio has slipped to 12 times from a recent peak of 13.4.
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WORLD'S BIGGEST Even at the low end of the price range, the IPO will be the biggest globally this year, outstripping the $8.1 billion raised in New York by Uber, data from Refinitiv shows.
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A report published in 2015 by the China Cruise and Yacht Industry Association states that China is expected to have the largest yacht ownership in Asia within five years, outstripping Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand.
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That three to sometimes eight-year wait list and the fact that it's already trading at more than double its retail value on the secondary market are both clear signs of demand outstripping supply.
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INTERNATIONALISATION U.S. gas production has recently been rising at an annual rate of 13-13 percent, outstripping the increase in domestic consumption, and it hit a record of 2,755 billion cubic feet in December.
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In Egypt young people of all hues—Islamist, liberal and professional—are being locked up by the president, Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi (61), with a zeal far outstripping that of the fallen Hosni Mubarak.
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Even at the low end of its price range, Budweiser APAC's IPO will be the biggest globally this year, outstripping the $8.1 billion raised in New York by Uber, according to data from Refinitiv.
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House prices rose 2.2 percent, more than reversing a 1.2 percent fall in November and outstripping all forecasts in a Reuters poll of economists that had pointed to a 0.2 percent increase in December.
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UK retail sales jumped for a second month in a row in May, far outstripping expectations, as a royal wedding and warm weather helped shoppers to put a sharp winter slowdown further behind them.
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All of that money goes to further illustrate the standing of gaming as one of the biggest entertainment mediums on a global scale—more profitable than Hollywood blockbusters, and comprehensively outstripping the music business.
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Perhaps that is why, at last, the urgency of shifting our cultural focus from fixing violence in games to fixing violence in the real world feels like it is finally outstripping the incessant debate.
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The animated story about a rabbit who joins the police force ranks as the biggest Disney Animation launch (though not the best Pixar debut), outstripping "Frozen," the 2012 blockbuster that bowed to $67.4 million.
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Not only is the divisions' growth outstripping that of legacy fossil-fuel businesses, but a trend toward breaking out their earnings separately in company reports allows investors to see value that was previously buried.
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Wage growth is outstripping inflation and the Bank of England has said it will need to raise interest rates - probably faster than the market expects - to keep price growth close to its 2% target.
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Henan auto sales dropped 18 percent in October after a 25 percent drop the month before, outstripping a fall in sales nationwide of almost 12 percent last month, the fourth straight month of declines.
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Easily outstripping her previous second round best at the tournament, Bencic also became the first Swiss woman to reach the fourth round at Melbourne Park since her mentor Martina Hingis and Patty Schnyder in 2007.
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Adding the ability to share to WhatsApp will give those Stories even more ways of generating traffic, especially in countries where WhatsApp is already hugely popular and outstripping usage of Facebook or its Messenger app.
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BRASILIA, July 18 (Reuters) - Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon rainforest accelerated in the first half of July, outstripping the full month last year and raising red flags for a regional trade deal with the European Union.
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The Shanghai Nuclear Power Office estimates China's natural uranium demand is likely to reach 231,22007 tons by 22011, and rise to 24,000 tons in 2030, outstripping production from domestic mines and China-owned mines overseas.
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Demand is outstripping supply for professions such as data scientists, IT workers and programmers, and the amount of professionals going freelance is rising quickly, and offering huge salaries of $200,000 plus has become the norm.
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The International Energy Agency says non-OPEC supply should grow by 660,000 barrels a day this year but will more than double that by increasing 1.5 million barrels a day next year, outstripping demand growth.
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Luckin Coffee took just six months to reach a $22015 billion "unicorn" valuation, a performance that is helping boost investor appetite for Chinese startups, even as they estimate that valuations are far outstripping U.S. ones.
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Condo prices rose 21.6 percent in November from a year earlier in the Toronto region, according to the Toronto Real Estate Board's Home Price Index, far outstripping the 4 percent rise in detached home prices.
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Although the progress appears to be outstripping the rest of the internet, Mill says the data "points to more work for federal agencies to do to eliminate the use of insecure connections to their services."
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The Dow Jones industrial average fell more than 500 points in New York, a 22.6 percent decline that remains the largest in the index's history — even outstripping the 1929 plunge that heralded the Great Depression.
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The number of deaths in Italy soared to 2800,2200, outstripping China's death toll, as China saw a breakthrough: no new local infections for a 24-hour period, for the first time since the crisis began.
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Prices have been driven up by huge city incomes and bonuses, by population growth outstripping the supply of new housing, by foreign investors snapping up London property as a convenient way to store their wealth.
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The cost of crude oil plunged more than 20 percent from the start of October to mid-November, driven by a broader market sell-off and the growing consensus that global oil supply is outstripping demand.
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The ICO market has been booming this year, raising well north of $1 billion for a wide range of projects, even recently outstripping angel and seed venture capital fundraising for internet companies in June and July.
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Property has a special place in the psyche of Chinese investors, far outstripping stocks and bonds as a vehicle for their savings, so sliding property prices have a big impact on individual wealth and domestic consumption.
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BEACH PARTIES END, BELLY DANCERS STAY HOME Indonesia shot to prominence as a coal producer last decade as it dug out and shipped the fuel to meet power demand from China, eventually outstripping then leader Australia.
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And over the course of 2015, by one popular measure, similar incidents left 475 Americans dead and 1,870 wounded for a total of 2,345 casualties, far outstripping the level of carnage of Paris and Brussels combined.
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"It's much cheaper overall to avert famines ... but it's hard for donors globally to keep coming up with the money when humanitarian needs are outstripping donors' increased rate of funding," said Peter Smerdon of the WFP.
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Surveys conducted by Tecne and IPR showed the centre-right far outstripping both a center-left coalition led by the ruling Democratic Party (PD), and Italy's single most popular party, the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement.
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The $3.7 trillion muni market, most of which is investment-grade tax-exempt debt issued by states and cities, was already on a hot streak with no end in sight, with demand outstripping supply for months.
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German imports fell unexpectedly in November, outstripping a drop in exports and widening the trade surplus, in a further sign that Europe's largest economy is likely to post meagre growth in the fourth quarter of 2018.
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Capacity measured in available seat kilometres rose 9.6 percent, outstripping demand and meaning load factor - a measure of how full planes are - dropped 0.7 percentage points to 77.8 percent, IATA said in its monthly traffic update.
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China became a net capital exporter for the first time in 2015 as outbound direct investment rose for the 13th year in a row to US$1.953 billion – outstripping foreign direct investment of US$135.6 billion.
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Producers of grains, such as wheat, will benefit most from the new certification program because that is the sector in which demand is most outstripping supply, said Nate Lewis, farm policy director for the trade association.
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A study by Istanbul's Kadir Has University showed the presidency was rated as Turkey's most trusted institution, outstripping the army, which normally tops such surveys but whose popularity has fallen after a failed coup in July.
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The supermassive void at the heart of the Messier 2255 galaxy is about as large as our solar system, with a mass outstripping the sun's more than 21121 billion times over, from which no light escapes.
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Shares of the airline, majority owned by Singapore state investor Temasek, fell more than 9%, outstripping losses in the broader market, which was down 7% and on track for its biggest daily drop since October 2008.
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U.S. sales through "click and collect," for all companies that offer the service, rose 35% in November and December compared with a year earlier, outstripping a 13.1% increase in total online sales, according to Adobe Analytics.
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On campuses across the country, from major state universities to small private colleges, the surge in student demand for computer science courses is far outstripping the supply of professors, as the tech industry snaps up talent.
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It's hard to tell just how well PlayStation VR is doing in Japan, but demand is still outstripping supply — the headset remains extremely difficult to buy in Sony's home country almost a year after going on sale.
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California is the top farm producer in the U.S. In 2015, the state's farms and ranches harvested approximately $47 billion for their output, vastly outstripping the yields of Texas and Iowa, the second- and third-largest producers.
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"The dynamics have definitely shifted since the beginning of the year," with demand now outstripping supply, said John Fraser, managing partner at 3i Debt Management US. The quarter's lending drop was most pronounced among investment grade issuers.
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London house prices leapt at a whopping 13 percent year on year in the first quarter of 2016, according to the Nationwide House Price Index, far outstripping the 5.3 percent rise notched up in the U.K. overall.
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TransferWise is signing up 10,000 new businesses a month, double the rate of late last year, and growth in TransferWise's business customer base is outstripping that for retail clients, Gregory said, although many clients are micro firms.
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Adding to concerns about supply outstripping demand, Royal Dutch Shell on Wednesday lifted a force majeure on exports of Nigeria's Forcados crude, bringing all the country's crude grades fully online for the first time in 16 months.
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There's not enough cobalt, lithium, and other resources necessary to electrify transportation at its current scope; demand is already outstripping supply of such minerals and electric vehicles currently account for less than 2 percent of the market.
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At the same time, global DRAM demand is likely to be up 23 percent year-on-year in 2200, outstripping supply, according to KB Securities, with shortages likely to remain in the second half of the year.
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But Trump viewed that scenario as far-fetched and has not encouraged it, one official said, viewing the risks of splitting the vote and having to confirm a new attorney general as far outstripping any potential benefit.
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"Rihanna's relationship with us makes the brand actual and hot again with young consumers," Chief Executive Bjorn Gulden told a media call, adding that growth in Puma's gear for women was outstripping other areas of the business.
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Microsoft also claimed that demand for its Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL is outstripping supply, which may not be an indication of consumer interest but rather an indicator that there weren't that many devices initially available.
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The world's richest nations poured unprecedented aid into the global economy as coronavirus cases ballooned across Europe and the United States, with the number of deaths in Italy outstripping those in mainland China, where the virus originated.
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Since its cancellation in 21964, it has easily taken root at the bottom of even casual fans' power rankings, below the original series, The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, and Voyager (often outstripping even The Animated Series).
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The world's richest nations poured unprecedented aid into the global economy as coronavirus cases ballooned across Europe and the United States, with the number of deaths in Italy outstripping those in mainland China, where the virus originated.
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More phones appeared soon afterward, but demand kept outstripping supply, until, eventually, Congress purchased a hundred-line switchboard, placed it in the Capitol Building, and, in 22, hired a young woman named Harriott Daley to operate it.
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The country's tourists made 2.54 billion trips in China in the first half of this year, up 13.5 percent from 2016, far outstripping an outbound market that has slowed as consumers tighten their belts amid recent economic wobbles.
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The fresh trade concerns, coming at a time when U.S. supplies of both hogs and cattle are outstripping demand, outweighed a bullish weekly report on export sales and pushed feeder cattle futures to their lowest in a year.
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With study-after-study showing climate impacts from extreme weather to polar melt and sea level rise outstripping initial forecasts, negotiators have a fast-closing window to try to turn the aspirations agreed in Paris into meaningful outcomes.
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The investment banking division, NatWest Markets, helped propel RBS's meteoric rise from a small Scottish lender to a behemoth with assets outstripping British GDP in 22016, almost derailing the economy when it emerged much of them were toxic.
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Analyses by my organization, the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, and others agree that the best-off Americans would receive tax cuts far outstripping the meager shares going to Americans in the middle of the income distribution.
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Investors have seized on the trend, with shares of Chinese game publishers, such as Tencent, rising 3603% in Hong Kong on Tuesday, outstripping a rise of 2360% in the benchmark , while in New York, NetEase rose nearly 21%.
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"Demand is easily outstripping supply in most of the country, and it's stymieing many prospective buyers from finding a home to purchase," Lawrence Yun, an economist for the Realtors association, said in a statement about the housing market.
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Uncertainty over future production in China, which produces more than half the world's aluminum, is the single most important reason why the London metal price is up 14.5 percent this year, outstripping all the other major industrial metals.
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If worst-case projections for the coronavirus are true, as many as 250 million people could require ventilation, according to one expert, far outstripping the roughly 100,000 to 200,000 ventilators believed to be currently available in the country.
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Nearly 23 million Americans watched TV coverage of the wedding, outstripping the number who had watched Charles's wedding to Diana in 1981 (the ring Harry gave to Markle included several diamonds that had belonged to his late mother).
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PARIS/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Second-hand fashion, once confined to thrift stores, is outstripping sales growth in the primary luxury goods sector, helping market leader The RealReal expand its business and prompting international labels to look at tie-ups.
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Palladium has gained 57 percent this year, hitting its highest since early 2001 on Thursday at $1,072 an ounce and outstripping a buoyant year in fellow precious metal gold, up 13 percent in its biggest annual rise since 20173.
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It is an area in which technology may now be outstripping strategic, ethical and policy thinking – but also where the battle for raw human talent may be just as important as getting the computer hardware, software and programming right.
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Jet, which halted operations on April 17 after running out of cash, had a market share of around 12 percent on international flights to and from India in 2018, according to government statistics, outstripping even national carrier Air India.
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Governments that did not respond forcefully and early to the outbreak have seen emergency rooms and intensive-care units crushed with patients who require around-the-clock care, outstripping resources and leading doctors to triage life-or-death decisions.
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"I felt great going up in the air, in the air, felt great and coming down," said Chen, a three-time U.S. champion who took 107.40 points for a season-best score, outstripping compatriot Jason Brown by more than 10 points.
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"That's a promise that they might have had to make anyway," But Waerness said OPEC's influence was limited to at most 500,000 barrels per day or half a percent of global production, forecasting growing global demand outstripping the decline in production.
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RELATED: Why Apple is investing in wind turbines in China China is far outstripping the US in ramping up its wind power capacity, aiming to hit 200 GW by 2020, leading to some question whether it is too much too soon.
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The euro zone economy grew 2.5 percent year-on-year in the third quarter, outstripping U.S. economic growth in the same period and setting up 2017 as the best year for the currency area since financial markets crashed a decade ago.
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Caixabank posted a 15 percent rise in third-quarter net profit from a year earlier to 332 million euros driven by gains in its trading division, outstripping a forecast of a 7 percent fall in a Reuters poll of analysts.
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Shares of Tabcorp rose as much as 5 percent and Tatts gained close to 3 percent when they came out of a trading halt after the ruling on Friday, outstripping the broader Australian market that was up about half a percent.
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And their explanation for why childless poverty is outstripping child and parent poverty as a problem is startling: food stamps (formally known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP) have expanded much more for families with kids than for others.
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For one thing, if the world had a vote, Barack Obama would probably be heading for a third term—he enjoys 77% confidence in the new Pew poll, outstripping his would-be Democratic successor, Hillary Clinton, whose number stands at 59%.
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And while the impact of Britain's Brexit vote on the UK air freight market remains uncertain, prices for air freight generally are down about 5-20 percent compared with last year due to capacity outstripping demand by a factor of three.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Fleetwood Mac singer Stevie Nicks and glam metal band Def Leppard led voting among fans on Tuesday for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, outstripping the 13 other nominees eligible for a place in music history.
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In 2000, the insurgents banned the growth of the crop, and, in May 2001, a DEA special agent who visited Afghanistan confirmed that the Taliban had enacted one of the most effective counternarcotics programs in modern history, far outstripping the INL.
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Asked specifically about how she views the issue of technology outpacing regulation and the pace of government, she provided the following answer to Peters: What we are seeing is obviously technology outstripping the consumer ability to accept and understand the technology.
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However, in terms of risks, the amount of Capitec's loans in arrears at the end of December were up 24 percent to compared with a year earlier, at 2.86 billion rand, outstripping the 11 percent growth rate of its interest income.
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Retailers say the demand for resales or trades has been outstripping the supply of watches turned in by customers so, to increase their stocks, larger businesses have begun partnering with retailers who are authorized by brands to sell new watches.
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This week, the Senate passed a milestone in confirming the 150th federal judge of Mr. Trump's administration to a lifetime appointment, far outstripping President Barack Obama's pace and fulfilling pledges by Mr. Trump and Mr. McConnell to remake the federal judiciary.
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The first of these seems simple enough: it's to give one more bit of functionality and therefore usage to Instagram Stories, which are already very popular and as of last June were outstripping usage of the Snapchat product they were designed to clone.
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Farm income has halved from a peak of $383bn in 2013 to a forecast $60bn this year (see chart) because the supply of global grains is outstripping demand, the Chinese economy is slowing and demand for ethanol based on corn (maize) is slack.
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A new business index rose to 260.0 from 258.5, a near seven-year high and so IHS Markit said the PMI, if maintained, points to fourth quarter growth of 21997 percent, outstripping the 22000 percent predicted in a Reuters poll earlier this month.
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The metal, mainly mined in Russia and South Africa and bought by carmakers for use in emission-controlling catalytic converters, has risen nearly 10 percent this week, outstripping gains in gold, copper, and even its sister metal platinum, itself up 7 percent.
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Because I suppose if you're not making your favorite music in the world or you think that other bands are outstripping you or you don't quite have the hunger or the passion anymore, it probably is best just to give it up.
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Fanning concerns over global growth, the Chinese producer price index (PPI), seen as a key indicator of corporate profitability, fell 1.6% in October from a year earlier, its steepest decline since July 2016, data showed, outstripping analysts' expectation for a contraction of 13%.
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A new business index rose to 257.3 from 56.6, a near seven-year high and so Williamson said the PMI, if maintained, points to fourth quarter growth of 0.8 percent, outstripping the 0.5 percent predicted in a Reuters poll earlier this month.
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John Kagia, executive vice president for New Frontier Data, said that in 2016 alone the industry grew 236 percent, according to the Viridian Cannabis Stock Index — far outstripping the rallies of the Dow Jones industrial average, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq.
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Venture capital funding to European AI start-ups has so far hit $53.24 million in the fourth quarter of this year, already outstripping the $31.86 million of investment seen in the same period last year, according to data from analysis firm Pitchbook.
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But with Google outstripping Apple in downloads, you can see some of the math that might lead Apple to making sure its platform and app tools remain developer-friendly and replete with new features and tools to make it easier to use.
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Here, you can see that the 18-to-0003-year-old and the 25-to-29-year-old crowds are registering in the largest groups — far outstripping the 30-year-olds — and that the numbers gradually go down as the ages go up.
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Private health spending amounted to 11% of GDP in Hungary and 1.8% of GDP in Poland last year, comparable or outstripping wealthier nations like Germany at 1.7% and France at 1.9%, according to data from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development.
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A Facebook spokesperson said it currently employs "thousands" of people who work on AR/VR and plans to move its AR/VR teams to a new campus that will seat approximately 279,193 employees "Demand is outstripping supply," Hired CEO Mehul Patel told Recode.
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"Despite what we've seen as a huge uptick in the number of cases ... the demand side of the equation hasn't been outstripping our underlying capacity," Merck Chief Marketing Officer Mike Nally, who also runs the firms Global Human Health business, said in an interview.
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It is looking to juice its growth further by hiring a new rainmaker to head its M&A franchise, leading a team of bankers that has grown by 40 percent over the past five years, outstripping rivals even as M&A surged across the board.
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"The prospect of wage rises finally outstripping declining inflation, high levels of employment with low-level interest rates, and finally some movement on the Brexit front appear to have boosted our spirits," Joe Staton, head of experience innovation UK at GfK, said in a statement.
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A Samsung SDI deal would seemingly be a hedge against battery demand outstripping supply, despite the Gigafactory's goal of being the single largest battery production facility in the world — and a recent claim by Elon Musk that Tesla could triple the facility's planned output.
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In the main pro trading season last year, the 224 Chinese Super League teams spent about $290 million hiring away promising foreign players, outstripping player spending by the English Premier League by nearly $19903 million, according to FIFA TMS, a player transfer data company.
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A Yomiuri newspaper survey published online later on Sunday showed that 32 percent of voters planned to cast ballots for the LDP in proportional representation districts where voters pick a party, not a candidate, outstripping the 13 percent opting for the Party of Hope.
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Weekly U.S. prescription data from IQVIA, an analytics provider to the life sciences industry, showed that Lilly's therapy Emgality claimed the largest share of first-time patients at 37.7 percent, for the first time outstripping Amgen's Aimovig, whose share dropped to 37.2 percent as of April 26.
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The 3.9 billion euro facility will become the largest single-tranche euro-denominated term loan B since the financial crisis, outstripping a 1.86 billion euro seven-year term loan B backing Hellman & Friedman's 33.1 billion Danish krone($5.3 billion) take-private of Danish payments firm Nets.
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The speed and scope of the pandemic's impact on the global economy and aviation market has been virtually unprecedented, with demand drops and capacity cuts outstripping the weeks after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 and the worst of the 2008-2009 global financial crisis.
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Photo: GettyEmails contained in a new legal filing show Uber's former CEO, Travis Kalanick, fretted for years about other companies outstripping Uber in the race to develop autonomous vehicles and use them for ridesharing, and once sought a partnership with Google to ensure that Uber could win the race.
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MARLEY By Jon Clinch "A Christmas Carol," despite the multitudinous saccharine versions souped up on stage and screen every festive season, is a pretty damn scary thing, but Jon Clinch's prequel to it is black as hell, outstripping even Dickens's remorseless and painful probings of his protagonist's soul.
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As a smart speaker, it offers best-in-class voice recognition, vastly outstripping the ability of other smart speakers to hear you trying to trigger a command at a distance or while music is playing, but its overall flexibility is stymied by the limited command sets that the Siri protocol offers.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: The world's richest nations poured unprecedented aid into the global economy on Thursday as coronavirus cases ballooned in the new epicentre Europe, with the number of deaths in Italy outstripping those in mainland China, where the virus originated.
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At a time of environmental precarity and extreme inequality, a handful of the world's biggest entertainment and technology companies collectively sunk billions of dollars into virtual worlds of increasing vastness and detail, arguably outstripping Rome's ancient Colosseum in spectacle if not actual bloodlust (despite the digital body count sitting much higher).
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Earlier this year, Sony disclosed that it has sold 100 million units of the console, far outstripping the Microsoft Xbox One and Nintendo SwitchThe latest challenger to Sony&aposs dominance of the market is Google Stadia, an ambitious cloud gaming service that requires no console at all — just an internet connection.
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HONG KONG, Nov 224.82 (Reuters) - The short-term debts of HNA Group's main offshore fundraising arm are close to outstripping its ability to meet them, according to figures provided in documents for the acquisitive Chinese conglomerate's most recent bond deal, where the unit paid almost 2448 percent for a one-year loan.
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A survey by pollster SWG, carried out at the end of July, showed 30 percent backing for Salvini's right-wing League party, compared with its 17 percent support at the March general election and outstripping its bigger coalition partner, the 5-Star Movement, which won almost twice as many seats in parliament.
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From a markets point of view, Merkel and Macron would strengthen the Franco/German axis at just the right time: Europe's economy is experiencing a "Euroboom", corporate earnings growth is outstripping U.S. earnings, and the threat of hard right-wing populist election outcomes in France, The Netherlands and Austria all failed to materialize.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs says Gulf War-era veterans — which it defines as those who served at anytime between the start of Operation Desert Shield in 2000 and the present day — are now the largest group of veterans, comprising nearly half the veteran population, and outstripping Vietnam veterans by more than 226,210.
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"With stronger-than-expected initial iPhone 7 demand greatly outstripping supply, our positive thesis remains intact with continued iPhone market share gains, continued strong growth of high-margin iTunes software and services, new product categories such as Apple Watch and services offerings such as Apple Pay and Apple Music to drive growth with improved margins," analysts wrote.
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It's the most expensive purchase ever made at the Sundance Film Festival (far outstripping the $10.5 million paid for Little Miss Sunshine a decade ago), and the price could've been higher: according to both Variety and Deadline, Netflix made an offer as high as $20 million in an attempt to outbid competitors like Fox and The Weinstein Company.
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That's why Kim Il-sung, facing the precipitous decline in his nation's fortunes and realizing that the South was outstripping the North economically, began a series of provocative actions in the late 1960s and early '70s, including two assassination attempts on President Park in a last-ditch effort to foment a South Korean revolution and achieve reunification under his control.
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Developed in response to increasing concerns of near-peer adversaries like Russia and China, the ERCA gun nailed targets with pinpoint accuracy at a range of 62 kilometers during testing at the Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona in March, far outstripping the range of both the M109A7 Paladin (30km) and M777 (40km with the M982 Excalibur guided artillery shell) howitzers.
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Visitors from the world's second most populous country ranked third for international spending in the West End in July, outstripping typically high-spending Middle Eastern visitors, and falling behind only China and the U.S. Economic growth in India is expected to rise to 63 percent in the fiscal year of 26/212, and 29 percent the following year, according to the World Bank.
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" That's not an assessment to make the heart beat faster, but it captures the escapist, anodyne appeal that "Shoes" must have had for Americans still recovering from World War II. Directed by the veteran hitmaker George Abbott, with an episodic, joke-packed book by Stephen Longstreet, it was the longest-running show to open that year, outstripping "Brigadoon" and "Finian's Rainbow.
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The point at which he removed his storm trooper's helmet, in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" (2015), was a pivotal moment in recent popular culture; not only because J. J. Abrams, instantly outstripping George Lucas, had placed a character of color at the heart of a huge franchise, where millions of viewers would be gunning for him, but also because of Boyega's commanding stillness, and his air of perplexity at what havoc the storm troopers were obliged to wreak.
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As we noted earlier this month, when other analysts reported Huawei outstripping Apple on smartphone shipments in Q2, the handset maker has built momentum for its mid-range Honor handset brand while performing solidly at the premium end too, with devices such as the P20 Pro (albeit while copypasting Apple's iPhone X 'notch' screen design in that instance.) "Huawei continues to bring innovative features into its smartphones and expand its smartphone portfolio to cover larger consumer segments," said research director Anshul Gupta in a statement.
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"It has been well established that a number of Bank of England officials are expecting wages to start outstripping headline inflation in the coming months, and a strong average earnings number today could well reinforce that narrative, and raise expectations of a move on rates in May, irrespective of yesterday's softening in headline CPI," said Michael Hewson, Chief Market Analyst at CMC Markets UK. Investors were also awaiting the conclusion of a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting for signals on the pace of expected interest rate rises.
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Formerly led by Nigel Farage, UKIP has been a disruptive presence in British politics over the past decade, its influence outstripping its meagre parliamentary presence (the party currently has no seats in the House of Commons, and just three in the House of Lords.) Questions remain whether the party still has a reason to exist following the vote to leave the EU. UKIP has been through five changes of leadership since 2016, and with Bolton facing an investigation by the national executive it could soon be due for another.
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