On mass incarceration, Booker has also run ahead of his colleagues.
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From the very beginning, however, expenditure tended to run ahead of receipts.
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Still, some experts have suggested that ripple has run ahead of itself.
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Maddox often would run ahead but let him catch up, Ritch said.
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" Raytheon: "I think it's got a multi-year run ahead of it.
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"Their rhetoric tends to run ahead of their actual capabilities," he told CNN.
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Trump's economic approval rating has consistently run ahead of his overall approval rating.
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Let&aposs not let emotions run ahead of just facts and common sense here.
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To divine a long-planned Chinese conspiracy, however, is to run ahead of events.
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The party will need quality candidates who run ahead of the national political fundamentals.
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And will Republican incumbents run ahead of the national party by enough to survive?
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An Urias grounder drove in an eighth-inning run ahead of Naylor's blast to right.
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In fact, most -- if not all -- had run ahead of Trump in November in those districts.
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They came from everywhere, and groups of children would run ahead of them on the streets.
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The Fed's desire to normalize monetary policy, however, has often run ahead of the economic recovery.
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Fulton County leans Republican, which makes it important for Handel to run ahead of Ossoff there.
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He explained what would happen: Ace, a black and white English pointer, would run ahead of us.
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I run ahead to the person I think it belongs to, but they say it's not theirs.
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There is a woman who can run ahead of the crowd, and a man that falls behind.
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North American audiences appeared to love "Black Panther" as much as critics, signaling a strong run ahead.
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This year, Joe Biden has consistently run ahead on that question, albeit by a less- commanding margin.
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For westward travel, circadian rhythms run ahead of the destination time, so travelers end up waking earlier.
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I think Marco Rubio will run ahead of Trump but their fates in many ways are tied together.
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Some are more convincing than others, and, not infrequently, Payne's inferences seem to run ahead of the data.
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Indeed, she points out that the stock has even managed to run ahead of Wall Street analysts' expectations.
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A broad technology recovery rally is lifting the markets, but some stocks could run ahead of the rest.
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Last weekend, Disney released "Frozen 2" (which had already finished its theatrical run) ahead of schedule on Disney+.
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The ad had been slated to run ahead of basketball tournament March Madness, which has now been canceled.
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However, some experts say the digital currency, which is also called XRP, may have run ahead of itself.
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Davis decided to run ahead of Bourgeous and his two golden retrievers when he stopped to apply bug spray.
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But single-family home construction continues to run ahead of permits, which could limit gains in the near term.
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His latest outing, "Chi-Raq," picked up $203 million during its limited theatrical run ahead of an Amazon release.
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It's unusual for potential candidates to so aggressively position themselves for a presidential run ahead of the midterm elections.
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So actually I think we would welcome intervention by the regulators and we want to run ahead of them.
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His latest outing, "Chi-Raq," picked up $11.2.7 million during its limited theatrical run ahead of an Amazon release.
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Adverts run ahead of videos, but that's only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to monetizing the brand.
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For starters, news of an impending "trade war," and concerns about the attendant consequences, have run ahead of actual developments.
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But single-family home construction continues to run ahead of permits, which could limit the rise in the short term.
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But the fact that he does run ahead of the Democratic Party presidential nominee consistently is relevant information on two scores.
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Ultimately, with banks now valued on earnings, the "cheapest stocks in the market" could have a big run ahead of them.
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The company has made a big show of launching a disclosure system for political advertisers, seeking to run ahead of regulators.
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Cramer is usually wary of when stocks run ahead of earnings, which can cause declines in the wake of their reports.
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Cruz is the only candidate who has run ahead of the polls on election day in both Iowa and South Carolina.
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Time-spreads in both London and Shanghai are a reality check on a bear narrative that had run ahead of itself.
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The Biden campaign announced a new ad on Tuesday to run ahead of impeachment proceedings, but makes no mention of impeachment.
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"Although the agreement is not yet binding, Zimbabwe is trying to run ahead of time before the law is effected," he said.
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One train would run ahead of the leader to conduct reconnaissance, and another would follow to provide security, according to the paper.
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The New York investor also said he was surprised by how the stock market has run ahead so fast since Trump's Nov.
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It combines traditional fitness tracking with audio stories and motivational goals that push you to run ahead of an advancing zombie horde.
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An extended promo will run ahead of Star Wars: Rogue One, but Nolan fans can watch a two-minute trailer now on YouTube.
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Maddox often would run ahead of him but would usually slow down and stop to give him time to catch up, Ritch said.
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Even as the U.S. indices have notched record close after record close, some investors are cautious that markets could have run ahead of themselves.
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Theater Andrew Upton's adaptation of an early Anton Chekhov play about provincial anomie winds down its Broadway run ahead of a March 19 close.
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Or is Trump still nursing a grudge because Twitter blocked an emoji-based ad campaign he wanted to run ahead of the first presidential debate?
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One result was that she got less time to speak than two candidates she had run ahead of in Iowa, Joe Biden and Amy Klobuchar.
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Cisco stock has been on fire over the past year, surging 28 percent, and one trader thinks there's more room to run ahead of earnings.
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He went on to consistently run ahead of Democratic presidential campaigns as a candidate for Vermont's at-large seat in the US House of Representatives.
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The pace will run ahead of the national inflation rate for all goods and services by an average of 1.2 percentage points, according to the report.
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As of now, Lemberg said, the strategy may be for Liina, who is in the best form, to run ahead while Leila and Lily run behind.
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Salesforce: Shares of this Cramer-fave cloud play have run ahead of its Tuesday earnings report, but the "Mad Money" host still excepted a big quarter.
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The movie, which is wrapping up its festival run ahead of its imminent release on Netflix, terrifically exploits anxieties about the integrity of our online identities.
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What is obvious is that the ability of the Border Patrol to arrest large numbers of people has run ahead of the justice system's ability to process them.
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Tesla's most prominent bull on Wall Street may have downgraded the stock, but the charts are pointing to a record run ahead for the nation's most valuable automaker.
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Given how much Intel's stock has run ahead of its earnings report next week, Cramer said any pullback after the company reports will give investors a buying opportunity.
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"We know how oil can easily run ahead of what is fundamentally justified and we've seen that in both directions in the last couple of years," he said.
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If you give me $1,000 today, I would be glad to give you $1,500 25 years from now, because inflation is likely to run ahead of that pace.
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He reads the ball ahead of time, he starts his run ahead of time and he is so aggressive to get those balls, so how can you teach that?
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The upside: If Kasich can again run ahead of Rubio and Bush, as he did in New Hampshire, he would have bragging rights among the so-called establishment candidates.
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"She would run ahead of me and wait for me 13 or 30 meters down the road and then I'd have to catch up with her," Leonard told the BBC.
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The problem, in theory, is that if you stimulate growth too much, you'll get inflation — the desire to spend money will run ahead of the economy's ability to produce things.
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Microsoft shares have rallied nearly 40 percent in the last year, and traders are betting that there's more room to run ahead of its earnings report Thursday after the bell.
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We ran easily, talking about what we always do when we go for runs — college and friends, backpacking trips, the run ahead and the runs we'll go on in the future.
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The other theory asserts that traders using faster data know when a stock quote becomes "stale," run ahead to buy the security and immediately sell it back when the pubic feed updates.
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"And the upcoming iPhone 8 should help Taiwan run ahead of the competitive pack," he said, adding he expected the central bank to hold its policy rate steady for the second quarter.
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Mr Hewlett could both respond to and run ahead of fashion, allowing his characters' look to retain its currency where flesh-and-blood celebrities might outgrow their hip haircuts and new clothes.
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The 30-second spot, a creation of American Future Fund Political Action, is slated to run ahead of the state's March 15 primary, which is regarded as rival Marco Rubio's last stand.
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It's as if the persistence of the rally itself keeps generating concerns that the market has run ahead of itself, which continually rebuilds a wall of worry for the indexes to climb.
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In fact, the growth in business investment over the past five quarters has run ahead of the post-World War II average and the average since the end of this past recession.
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The Saudi index is up 10 percent so far this year, but has eased this quarter on profit taking after a strong run ahead of the MSCI review when foreign fund flows accelerated.
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There would be a nice synchrony in stocks' new trading range topped by 2200 the way 2100 essentially capped the market for months on end after stocks had run ahead of corporate fundamentals.
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The authorities' fear is that buying fervor will run ahead of an anticipated increase in housing supply, which could create an imbalance and lead to price declines with resulting losses for those involved.
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Yet it was not only investors displaying apprehension – analysts at Panmure Gordon also expressed their concerns that valuations may have run ahead of operational reality in a note to clients on Wednesday morning.
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Lamet struck out Ryu for the first out, but he hit Joc Pederson on the left calf with a pitch to force in a run ahead of a sacrifice fly by Alex Verdugo.
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He went on to consistently run ahead of Democratic presidential campaigns as a candidate for Vermont's at-large seat in the US House of Representatives: This is not definitive proof of Sanders's skills.
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"Another factor is a little bit of nervousness that share markets, particularly in the U.S. and around the globe, have run ahead of what is still an uncertain situation around U.S. policy," McCarthy added.
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"Frankly, in times when valuations correct, is a great opportunity to invest in the great companies and that's where the leaders can actually run ahead of the pack," Zocco said during the CNBC panel.
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The captain and crew had a long run ahead, nearly 215,247 miles down the Amazon, then another 53,25 miles north to Tampico, Mexico, and finally to Houston, with lumber harvested from the Amazon rain forest.
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Jordan Fabian reports that the White House sent a letter on Tuesday asking Congress to conduct a dry run ahead of the speech, a sign that Trump may disregard Pelosi's request to reschedule (The Hill).
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Would I let him run ahead of me if I knew that simply setting foot on those sidewalks would make him more likely to be seen as a criminal in the eyes of the law?
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"Sensational!" the timekeeper called as Elvis pounded across the finish line and bounded into the arms of his 13-year-old owner, Emma Pollex, who had run ahead, shaking a small, zipped bag packed with treats.
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The company has banned multiple users for life for violating its rules, and during the campaign, it blocked a promoted hashtag that then-candidate Donald Trump wanted to run ahead of a debate with Hillary Clinton.
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"The sharp increase in prices, if left unchecked, could run ahead of economic fundamentals and raise the risk of a destabilising correction later, especially with rising interest rates and the strong pipeline of housing supply," it said.
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"Worryingly, growth of output continues to run ahead of that of new orders, meaning even the modest current growth of business activity is only being sustained by firms eating into orders placed in prior months," Williamson said.
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The physical reality of immigration, particularly in Europe, has run ahead of not only the host countries' ability to integrate people but also of the immigrants' ability to integrate themselves — and both are necessary for social stability.
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He acknowledged that some of his Senate candidates have been challenged by having Trump, the controversial Republican presidential nominee, at the ticket, and said he expects some of those senators to run ahead of the real estate mogul.
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"Although measures could be impactful, history suggests that they can lack teeth (solving our 'broken' housing market is not easy) and we believe expectations may have run ahead of themselves," Barclays analyst Jon Bell said in a note.
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The company announced on Tuesday that it will begin selling pre-roll video ads to run ahead of some Periscope content, which means users will have to sit through a short commercial before they can watch the live video.
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After shellshocked investors responded to May's sharp sell-off by cutting stock exposure, expectations for lower interest rates and less fear about tariffs sent them back into the market and set up what could be a profitable run ahead.
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"We are bullish on equities in 2017, but we think that equities have run ahead of themselves in the short-term," fund managers at Finnish private bank Evli said in a weekly note, cutting their equities exposure to neutral.
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Lamont's win underscores, fundamentally, that progressives have the wind at their backs this cycle — both in terms of voter sentiment and, crucially in this case, candidate recruitment that let them run ahead of the local party establishment's bad reputation.
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Early reviews expressed frustration with the deep ambiguities in the film, the questionable ethics of including Applebaum in light of their prior relationship, and the overriding sense that Poitras allows the narrative threads of the story to run ahead of her.
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"Purchase application volume continues to run ahead of last year's pace, but after growing quite strongly in the first half of the year, the rate of improvement has decelerated this summer," said Lynn Fisher, the MBA's vice president of research and economics.
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If Mr. Gillespie struggles to run ahead of Mr. Trump among well-educated voters, it might be a warning sign that even establishment-friendly Republicans cannot count on returning to pre-2016 levels among a group that used to lean their way.
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Alexandra Leigh Carter, of Toowoomba, Queensland, says she purchased the makeup kit at the Australian supermarket chain Woolworths — and even tested it out on her son's wrist for 20 minutes — before applying the product to his face during a "trial run" ahead of Halloween.
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Lio Ortega, who has been diagnosed with a form of brain cancer called medulloblastoma, threw a ceremonial first pitch and hit a home run ahead of the May 12 game between the Air Force Academy and the University of New Mexico Lobos, Fox 13 reported .
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He went on to consistently run ahead of Democratic presidential campaigns as a candidate for Vermont's at-large seat in the US House of Representatives: This is not definitive proof of Sanders's skills — over the past 20 years, these haven't really been vigorously contested races.
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He then went on to consistently run ahead of Democratic Party presidential campaigns in Vermont as a candidate for the at-large seat in the US House of Representatives: This is not definitive proof of Sanders's skills because over the past 22008 years, these haven't really been vigorously contested races.
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For the past year Biden has consistently run well ahead of President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE nationally, by larger margins than any of his Democratic opponents, and has run ahead of Trump in critical electoral vote states by larger margins than any Democratic opponent.
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