Sentence examples for never outnumbered from inspiring English sources

The Islanders were so disciplined defensively they were never outnumbered in their zone in front of Glenn Healy, who made 27 saves.

In fact, since the nonprofit organization began keeping monthly statistics in 2002, security personnel deaths almost never outnumbered that of militants in any month until March of this year, when nine soldiers and three militants were killed.

For example, the first size class never outnumbers the second (Fig. 2) which is impossible in a closed population.

Remember that even in the most skewed areas, women never outnumber men more than 2 to 1.

"I never feel outnumbered," she said.

Tim Sebastian, veteran television journalist and moderator of one panel, concluded: "I've never felt so outnumbered in my life".

The 41percentt of respondents who said torture is rarely or never justified are outnumbered by the 47percentt who said it is always or sometimes justified.

And they call themselves the most secure company?" Mere hours after Voksi's loophole was patched, something more significant emerged: A legitimate crack from the hacking group Conspiracy, whose mantra is "always outnumbered, never outgunned".

Even when he was outnumbered, he never felt outmatched, and the more power he had, the more sure he felt that power was his birthright.

Although those in the various categories of remarried considered accounted for only small proportions of the study samples, the remarried as a group outnumbered the never-married for both men and women in 1991 and for men in 2001 and will be larger in more recent cohorts, so understanding possible implications for health is important.

"Lots of cities and towns in the South and elsewhere created at-large voting systems, instead of district representation, so that blacks were always outnumbered and could never win.