1. moving faster than and passing someone or something
Usage: present participle of outstrip
2. exceeding or surpassing in achievement, performance, or development
Usage: present participle of outstrip

Examples

• The runner was outstripping all her competitors in the final lap.
• Technology is outstripping our ability to regulate it effectively.
• The company’s growth is outstripping its original projections.
• Demand for the product is outstripping supply.
• The student was outstripping her classmates in mathematics.
• Population growth is outstripping available resources.
• The new model is outstripping sales of the previous version.