Sentence examples for are outmatched from inspiring English sources
verb
To surpass or be better than something or someone else
"Those guys are outmatched," a friend said.
Regulators like the SEC are outmatched and underfunded.
In the for-profit realm, they are outmatched by owners seeking to keep costs low while maximizing revenue.
At the small Coast Guard base in Puntarenas, most of the guardsmen admit they are outmatched.
Even some of the state's most prominent opponents of fracking concede as much, and, in any case, their concerns are outmatched by the prospect of so much oil money.
In fact, most professional investors are outmatched in the market: it's bigger, more complicated, more full of information and more intimidating than any single person can really wrap their heads around.
They may simply be outmatched.
But ultimately he is outmatched, and evil triumphs over good.
The yearning to relive it is outmatched only by the relief that it's over.
The police refrain from high-speed chases, and in some cases they would be outmatched anyway.
Roman troops tried to bar his advance but were outmatched, and Hannibal's hold over northern Italy was established.
