Sentence examples similar to outmatched by something from inspiring English sources

Villagers were often simply outmatched by their huge negotiating partners.

And the police here have long been outmatched by criminal gangs in money and guns.

At Mohacs, the Hungarians were heavily outmatched by a Turkish force of 115,000.

The Knicks played hard, for the most part, and had simply been outmatched by a better, healthier team.

But the border guards were outmatched by a surging number of Mexican nationals seeking to escape their own depressed economy.

He also used to be 300 pounds, and was outmatched by a violent suspect in one incident.

Outmatched by labor unions and other supporters of Gov. Jerry Brown (D), Russo and his allies lost both initiative campaigns.

Mr. Brown, an awkward and often nervous speaker, has seemed outmatched by Mr. Cameron's quick repartee.

They were outmatched by human rights groups and defense lawyers, with their inflammatory accusations about torture and secret evidence.

Meanwhile, with Gurgaon's understaffed police force outmatched by such a rapidly growing population, some law-and-order responsibilities have been delegated to the private sector.

And though Ms. Adams may have been outmatched by Ms. Streep, Mr. Scott called Stanley Tucci, as Child's husband, Paul, impeccable.