Sentence examples for longer outnumbered from inspiring English sources

He found that although male births consistently outnumbered female births, males no longer outnumbered females by the time they reached their childbearing ages.

18, 31– 36, 36– 38 Recent reports of surprising 39 and previously undescribed 40 primary vectors most probably does not reflect the emergence of new vector systems but rather that their role in transmission is now more obvious because they are no longer outnumbered by An. gambiae and An.

Among adults, Jews no longer outnumber Mormons; 57percentt of teenage girls reported having sexual contact in the previous 12 months.

Given the harsh words, maybe Trump will soon tweet that he no longer watches "Outnumbered" either.

Looked at in this way, the question we need to answer is less "Why do so few girls choose physics?" and more "Why do so many boys only choose physics and maths-related subjects?" After all, if they spread themselves out across all other subjects, girls would no longer be regularly outnumbered in physics.

In summary, short circRNAs appeared to outnumber longer circRNAs in P. falciparum and deserve further attention.

He knew that Moore's troops outnumbered his and the longer he waited the more Whigs would join his enemy.

North Korea, which has used quite bellicose language, knows how seriously outnumbered it is and can no longer count on Russian or Chinese support if war were to break out.

"The police are heavily outnumbered and it's clear that they can no longer cope with the ever increasing numbers trying to make the crossing to the UK.

But, unlike five years ago, his is no longer a Tory target seat and their campaign team – today at least – is outnumbered about two-to-one by his Labour rivals.

The booth at the airport no longer exists, but the business lives on: for at least the past decade, men have outnumbered women as tourists in Thailand.