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3 Reasons to Buy Nvidia Stock Before June 26 | The Motley Fool
Remember, Nvidia is already in pole position; it has the best tech on the market, and it's still outspending AMD almost two to one. Intel, on the other hand, is outspending both, at $4.4 billion ...
Outspend Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of OUTSPEND is to exceed the limits of in spending. How to use outspend in a sentence.
Despite vastly outspending, Bondar loses OK-4 primary challenge to Tom Cole
OKLAHOMA CITY ( KFOR) — Despite outspending U.S. Representative Tom Cole’s campaign by nearly $2 million, Paul Bondar lost his primary challenge to Cole on Tuesday. Bondar was one of five opponents who ran against Cole (R-Oklahoma) in the race for Oklahoma’s Fourth Congressional seat. Two months ago—few, if any, Oklahomans knew the name ...
OUTSPEND definition in American English | Collins English Dictionary
outspend in American English. (ˌautˈspend) transitive verb Word forms: -spent, spending. 1. to outdo in spending; spend more than. They seemed determined to outspend their neighbors. 2. to exceed (one's resources) in spending. He quickly outspent his fortune.
OUTSPEND | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
OUTSPEND definition: 1. to spend more money on something than someone else: 2. to spend more money on something than…. Learn more.
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