Sentence examples for hugely outnumbered from inspiring English sources

And if they did, they'd be hugely outnumbered.

Police trying to catch those who kill or trap protected birds are hugely outnumbered.

Agents called for backup, but the FBI and the BLM were hugely outnumbered – 50 officers against roughly 400 protesters.

But Britain is hugely outnumbered by member countries that are net recipients and that are pressing for an increase in European Union spending even beyond the inflation rate.

How was it that, at all periods, he abandoned so many works, to the extent that the finished scores are hugely outnumbered by projects, drafts and dreams?

A few more new patients arrived the next day and were enrolled in the trial, but they were hugely outnumbered by the staff.

The excess will almost all be in the developing world where the young hugely outnumber the old.

Why do some of the most dynamic on- and offline newspapers cross the Atlantic at a bound, so that the correspondents they employ there hugely outnumber those they keep to report Britain outside the M25 – and even across the whole of Europe?

Although hugely outgunned and outnumbered on paper, they still seem able to evade the Russian checkpoints and the nervous, underpaid, ill-trained and badly equipped soldiers who man them.

They seemed badly outnumbered.

But she is definitely outnumbered.