Sentence examples similar to ever outnumbered from inspiring English sources

It seems unlikely that the bombs will ever outnumber the people eager to deliver them.

Will they ever outnumber the majority who are fired by fear, fundamentalism and rage, and who will probably vote in Binyamin Netanyahu as the next prime minister?

So, in a sector dominated by men, does she ever feel outnumbered?

It's still an uphill battle for the smart girl, but there's a wider path than ever: Women outnumber men on college campuses, girls outperform boys in high school, and college-educated women are now more likely to get married than women without a degree.

London 2012 was supposed to be the turning point for women in sports: this year, women make up more than 40% of all Olympic athletes; every country represented at the Olympics has at least one woman on its team; and for the first time ever, female athletes outnumber men on the US Olympic delegation.

And for the first time ever, Mr. Fedelem said, Hispanics outnumbered blacks on Long Island.

The decline in social trust has no single cause, Professor Putnam said; older Americans remain as trusting as ever, but they are increasingly outnumbered by younger, less trusting people.

The challenge for the missionaries is to transport the cannibals across a river without ever letting any of their party be outnumbered -- and eaten.

But they will have been outnumbered, and their ranks will grow ever smaller.

According to the Almanac of American Politics, no Republican has ever won the presidency without winning Ohio, where registered Republicans outnumbered Democrats by about 400,000 in the 2000 election.

By the beginning of this year, job seekers outnumbered jobs four-to-one, with the ratio growing ever more lopsided in recent months.