Sentence examples for consistently outnumbered from inspiring English sources

He found that although male births consistently outnumbered female births, males no longer outnumbered females by the time they reached their childbearing ages.

Uncertainty about Afghanistan's future has reversed years of decline in the flow of refugees out, in which Afghans returning consistently outnumbered those fleeing.

Karlheinz Förster had an excellent match in the middle of the defence but Felix Magath and Norbert Eder were consistently outnumbered in midfield and Matthaeus's duties in staying goalside of Maradona prevented him from supporting attacks in his usual way.

Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement has long fought an uphill battle, consistently outnumbered in the city's parliament, where only half the seats are directly elected; the others are returned by professional associations and special interest groups.

(Talk about a stretch!) As I've written before, women have consistently outnumbered men at the voting booth for decades, and they did again in 2008.

If Somalis tracing their origins to Ethiopia and Kenya make up substantial populations in Canada, and if they report these origins to census enumerators, then Somalis should consistently outnumber the Somalia-born population.

According to online dating entrepreneur Noel Biderman, unlike conventional dating sites, "arrangement-seeking" websites are the only ones where women consistently outnumber men.

The number of plays produced annually on Broadway consistently outnumbers the musicals, despite, as already noted, musicals accounting for the lion's share of Broadway revenues.

"We're feeling good that our actions -- including countering the Tea Party people and consistently outnumbering them in districts around the country -- really kept us in the game while we were getting the votes," the official told The Nation.

The gender imbalance is evident in Sisimiut, with men consistently outnumbering women during the last two decades, running from 20% in 1991, to 13% in 2000 and 2010.

Consistently, upregulated genes outnumbered downregulated ones by approximately 50%.