Sentence examples for again outnumbered from inspiring English sources
RSL kept their guests without a shot on goal until moments before halftime, though after Javier Morales beat Clint Irwin from the spot early in the second half (building on Joao Plata's first half opener), Salt Lake's goals again outnumbered Colorado's attempts on target.
Once again outnumbered by larger armies, Belgrano organised a great exodus of the city of Jujuy: the entire population of the city would have to retreat with the army and not leave behind anything that might be of value to the royalists (such as animals, crops, or housing).
When it comes to college, the Black women again outnumber the men in enrollment and graduation rates but still only 14percentt of the African American population has graduated from college by their mid-20s.
Now, detained migrants once again outnumber the island's local population of 6,000, according to the ministry.
According to a recent Gallup poll, self-described conservatives once again outnumber moderates after being at parity with them from 2005-2008.
We're not saying plenty of women didn't embarrass themselves into our Weird News Top 10, but they were once again vastly outnumbered.
Strikingly, these CD8+ T-lymphocytes were again clearly outnumbered by those from PLPtg/PD-1-/ mice (Figure 1B, C).
His goal was an emphatic left-foot finish, after the Juventus defence had been outnumbered again, and that was the moment the tension was replaced with euphoria.
But I just think it is too big an ask for just two central midfield players and once again we were outnumbered.
Of those who were removed, according to the DHS report, it was Mexicans again who far outnumbered any other group, but almost all expulsions were of immigrants from Latin American countries.
A French attempt to lift this siege resulted, on 16 May, in the bloody Battle of Albuera, in which Beresford's strong Allied corps maintained the siege, but only barely managed to hold off an outnumbered French army, again commanded by Soult.
