Sentence examples for be outmatched from inspiring English sources

They may simply be outmatched.

The police refrain from high-speed chases, and in some cases they would be outmatched anyway.

Frontline patent examiners, working under tight time pressure, they say, tend to be outmatched by wealthy companies when patents are filed.

And opponents say that while they might be outmatched financially — the National Organization for Marriage said it had an annual budget of about $20 million, and estimates that the combined money being spent in support of same-sex marriage is many times that — they have a more saleable message.

If a company is sacrificing bottom line in order to give some share of its profits to orphaned puppies or sick kittens, over the long-run it'll be outmatched by competitors who ignored kittens and paid more attention to the bottom line.

The Mail's quick and entirely uncharacteristic apology seemed to acknowledge that it knew itself to 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.

The yearning to relive it is outmatched only by the relief that it's over.

Roman troops tried to bar his advance but were outmatched, and Hannibal's hold over northern Italy was established.