Sentence examples for generally outnumbered from inspiring English sources

Lost children and adolescents — from the woods to the mall — generally outnumbered all others.

But the supporters generally outnumbered the skeptics.. "We were all hoping that he would win," said Carla Saggioro, a retired architect in Rome.

The square remained open into the evening, but on a freezing day police officers generally outnumbered the usual strollers and tourists.

Although the marchers celebrating Jerusalem Day generally outnumbered the protesters, there were parts of the city where the opposite was true.

Generally outnumbered by the German forces, they used classic guerrilla tactics, conducting hit-and-run strikes and then retreating to the mountains, where local people could be counted on to help them hide.

No. 75 Squadron was in action over Port Moresby or Lae almost every day during late March and April, and was generally outnumbered by Japanese aircraft.

Submissions on these topics, it says, generally outnumber genuine submissions by around three to one.

In my seven or so years at the university I have noted the that females generally outnumber male students.

Romney crowds are overwhelmingly white compared with the more diverse Obama audiences, and older voters generally outnumber younger supporters.

"Reports of gains in economic activity generally outnumber declines, but virtually every reference to improvement was qualified as either small or scattered," the Fed said in the report.

Several years ago, Ms. Bennett hired six dance hosts to partner the single women who generally outnumber the single men at her events.