outbuild

Despite its size, their industrial plant's less efficient than the Alliance's, and I don't think they can outbuild us.

On the other hand, we can't outbuild them, either, certainly not by a decisive margin, and they still have the battleships I already mentioned.

It was learnt that Germany was easily able to outbuild this revised programme as well.

Furthermore, several leading members of the United States Congress had pledged "to outbuild Japan three to one in a naval race."

Carpenters competed with verve to outbuild each other with their use of elaborate fretwork and decoration.

Mr. Obama called for the United States to "outbuild" the rest of the world and find "the fastest, most reliable ways to move people, goods and information."

On the path to power, he indulged Hitler's romantic fantasies of conquering the world, entertained him nightly with plans to outbuild the Pyramids and gradually became the dictator's only true friend.

Now their attempts to outbuild each other are what's most famous about San Gimignano, which unembarrassed guidebooks call "the Manhattan of Tuscany" and which, from a distance, does look partly like a modern city of skyscrapers - and partly like a mirage.

Afraid of the demon they had so loosed the nations then engaged in so-called "cold wars" during which all countries raced to outbuild each other in the stock piling of new and more drastic weapons and the mobilization of manpower into the ancient "armies."