Sentence examples for even outnumbered from inspiring English sources

We learn there of the astronomer William Herschel's "tireless dedication to the stars" (the actual stars, that is, the ones out there in space, before they were superseded — and possibly even outnumbered — by those in the realm of film, pop and sport).

While in our panel two-rowed barleys even outnumbered the six-rowed accessions, the reason for their limited diversity might be that the majority originated from Europe.

In London, the biggest ever census of bike use in the city found that bikes now account for 24% of all road traffic in central London during the morning peak, and on key routes bikes even outnumber all other vehicles.

Encouraged by City's wasteful attitude to possession, the red shirts of the home team were counterattacking with speed and guile, providing support and options and occasionally even outnumbering their opponents.

Set \(n\) high enough and the jellybeans even outnumber the particles in the universe!

There are so many of those creaky bridges that they even outnumber McDonald's locations, 18,000 to 14,000.

It may well be that the masochistic lose-lose games even outnumber the regrettable (but not irrational) win-lose struggles which have clear winners and losers.

In the spolDB4 world spoligotype database, the LAM-classified spoligotypes even outnumber the W/Beijing spoligotypes [48].

In some genomes, gh61 genes even outnumber cellulase genes [ 9- 11].

Given that the quantity of feedback connections to primary sensory areas even outnumbers pure feedforward input [5] the interplay of top-down and bottom-up flow appears as a major principle of perception.

While few orthodox protestant girls enter university, they now have the same representation as other Dutch girls in the different levels of secondary education in the Netherlands and even outnumber orthodox protestant boys in the higher levels of secondary education [ 36].