Sentence examples for if outnumbered from inspiring English sources

The Muslim Brotherhood's supporters, if outnumbered, were also gathering in the streets.

The Italian pilots could easily outrun the Gladiators if outnumbered.

One anti-government protester, who gave his name as Komol, said the protesters would press ahead even if outnumbered or attacked.

If he got "caught slipping" he needed someone who would not run off but stand up and fight, even if outnumbered.

Take cover: If outnumbered, take cover quickly.

This would be a surmountable problem for Democrats if liberals outnumbered conservatives.

How would world be if women outnumbered men 10 to one?

The dozens of supporters gathered for Mr. McCain's visit was equaled, if not outnumbered, by television cameras (and also joined by a handful of Hillary Rodham Clinton supporters, who hoisted what was by far the largest campaign sign in the room).

But in the event the police matched, if not outnumbered, the EDL marchers, who carried flags of St George and anti-Islam banners, while a counter-demonstration by the leftwing group Unite Against Fascism (UAF) attracted a bigger crowd.

For ancient humans, this skill would have been an asset, Starr explains, by helping a group of humans determine if predators outnumbered them, for example.

But, like prison guards, regulators are essential, even if they are outnumbered.