Sentence examples for a numerical superiority from inspiring English sources

The standard approach when playing with a numerical superiority is to stretch the pitch, forcing the opposition to work harder.

They had a numerical superiority and had captured such huge stocks of rifles, artillery, and armour that they were better equipped than the Nationalists.

Having by ruse and diversion induced the Turks to reduce their strength in the west, Allenby struck there on Sept. 19, 1918, with a numerical superiority of 10 to one.

Tigranes' army clearly held a numerical superiority over that of Lucullus'.

For a few days the French enjoyed a numerical superiority of 30,000 to 18,000 over their opponents.

The American forces now had a numerical superiority and more equipment, including tanks and weapons capable of defeating the powerful North Korean T-34 tanks.

Reinforcements and artillery soon arrived with the main body of Confederate troops, giving the attackers a strong numerical superiority.

Enjoying a vast numerical superiority over the Spanish garrison, which was completely isolated and unable to receive support or supplies, Barbarossa offered an honorable surrender to the Spanish.

The Austrians enjoyed a comfortable numerical superiority over the French throughout the battle; on the first day, Charles disposed of 110,000 soldiers against only 31,000 commanded by Napoleon.

Although von Strandmann's unit did not have a clear numerical superiority (2900 Russians with 6 guns against 1700 Poles with 6 guns), they quickly pushed back the Polish defenders.

Even though he held an overwhelming numerical superiority, he was beaten at Pickett's Mill and Kennesaw Mountain by Joe Johnston outside of Atlanta.