Sentence examples for already outmatched from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pearce said the obligation of responding to briefs submitted by third parties could overwhelm corporate lawyers, who are already outmatched by the governments they are bringing the claims against.

Such strategies -- abatements of taxes on real estate and sales, discounts on energy -- were already outmatched by other trends: new technologies have enabled financial companies to move to where space and talent were cheaper than in New York, and Wall Street firms were already migrating to Midtown to be closer to their customers and to ease employee commutes.

By 2005, eBay was already being locally outmatched — by none other than Jack Ma's Taobao.

Without a strong voice representing them, Michigan workers will remain outmatched in what was already a tough defensive battle for economic security.

In the battle of man versus carp, man seems thoroughly outmatched.Biologists fear the fish will devastate the lakes' $7 billion fishery and damage an already fragile ecosystem.

We're not outmatched".

Obama was financially outmatched.

They may simply be outmatched.

"Those guys are outmatched," a friend said.

Regulators like the SEC are outmatched and underfunded.

But ultimately he is outmatched, and evil triumphs over good.