Sentence examples for be outnumbered from inspiring English sources
verb
To be more in number than somebody or something.
- Women outnumbered men by two to one.
No team that does that will be outnumbered in midfield.
Mr. Sessions may be outnumbered, but he does have allies.
You will be outnumbered, outspent and out-chino-ed.
Regulators will always be outnumbered by bankers, and they will never find every problem.
The liberals might be outnumbered, but they do not seem outmatched.
But when the scheme, and the patients, take off, the little-Englanders will probably be outnumbered.
In the stadium, Finn said, it actually felt good to be outnumbered and outshouted.
("They're also gaining on us demographically at a huge rate.... We're just going to be outnumbered").
The local people would be outnumbered three or four to one".
But they continued to be outnumbered by men at more senior grades.
While female psychiatrists continue to be outnumbered by males, the gender divide is slowly closing.
