Sentence examples for is outmatched from inspiring English sources
verb
To surpass or be better than something or someone else
But ultimately he is outmatched, and evil triumphs over good.
The yearning to relive it is outmatched only by the relief that it's over.
"If we're in a game where our opponent is outmatched, I'll look at it as a chance to give experience to guys who don't always get to play.
Their brain-to-body-mass ratio is outmatched only by that of humans and equals that of aquatic mammals and great apes.
Both sides had appeared to be in search of a face-saving way of avoiding an escalation that could have led to bloodshed, especially the North, which is outmatched militarily by Seoul and its ally, the United States.
Errani has made the most of a limited game to establish herself as probably the fourth best woman on clay, and it is not her fault that against the top three she is outmatched physically.
They may simply be outmatched.
"Those guys are outmatched," a friend said.
Regulators like the SEC are outmatched and underfunded.
The police refrain from high-speed chases, and in some cases they would be outmatched anyway.
Roman troops tried to bar his advance but were outmatched, and Hannibal's hold over northern Italy was established.
