Sentence examples for is far outnumbered from inspiring English sources

Granted, Mr. Warsh is far outnumbered by those arguing for the status quo and the continued hegemony of big banks.

The number of short-term migrants coming to Britain is far outnumbered by the number of British citizens going to live abroad for less than 12 months, which stood at 399,000 in the 12 months to June 2014.

While their activities inject (supposedly) $200 million a year into Wellington's economy, the equestrian crowd is far outnumbered at the ballot box: Of Wellington's 40,000 residents, fewer than 1,000 own a horse.

However, this small group of babies (approximately 8000 births annually in England) is far outnumbered by more mature preterm babies, born at 32-36 weeks. 2 This group has been understudied until recently, and babies of this gestation, although immature, have been considered to be at minimally greater risk of adverse outcomes than babies born at 37 weeks or later.

They are far outnumbered by 14.6 million ex-smokers.

But they were far outnumbered by Bush supporters.

Poorly equipped security forces are far outnumbered and are often unable to control the heavy crowds.

Loops and metronomic repetitions are far outnumbered by impulses and spasms, stops and starts.

Sometimes the control agents are far outnumbered by the pest insect.

Although there are some detached single-family homes, they are far outnumbered by large brick multifamilies.

Their main territory is Bashkortostan, where they are far outnumbered by Russians.