Sentence examples for outmatched by from inspiring English sources

We now know that nature is far outmatched by man.

Hopelessly outmatched by the Mongols, the Japanese defenders dug in and prayed.

Mr. Kristol noted that John McCain's campaign is totally outmatched by Barack Obama's.

He had never tried a case before, and trial observers said he was often outmatched by highly seasoned defense lawyers.

It is just that the Giants, in this game, tonight, were thoroughly outmatched by the Ravens' vaunted defense.

A portrait arises of mayors and governors who are desperate to create jobs, outmatched by multinational corporations and short on tools to fact-check what companies tell them.

At a raucous mayoral forum hosted by the Ward 6 Democrats last week, Mr. Fenty's supporters were vocal and numerous but clearly outmatched by Mr. Gray's boisterous crowd.

Despite their adept use of swift horses and their knowledge of the terrain, the Apache were eventually outmatched by the superior arms of American troops.

Frontline patent examiners, working under tight time pressure, they say, tend to be outmatched by wealthy companies when patents are filed.

Unions are far outmatched by business and corporate interests in every cycle, on the national level, and on most state levels, too.

If not, they will end up diverting scant resources to hospitals and clinics that are often hopelessly outmatched by the task of treating the disease.