Sentence examples for outnumbered down from inspiring English sources

Playing in their sixth annual festive fixture at Twickenham, watched by a crowd of 74,827, Conor O'Shea's side hit the front early from a turnover, the hosts moving the ball across the pitch and, with Exeter outnumbered down their right flank, sending Evans over with ease.

For E. paraensei, there was a preponderance of down-regulated array features over up-regulated features at even 0.5 days p.i., a pattern that persists throughout the course of infection except for 1 day p.i., when up-regulated array features slightly outnumbered down-regulated features.

It also happened to begin the first week in December, wisely coinciding with the National Finals Rodeo in town, where cowboys seemed to outnumber down-and-out gamblers.

Thumbs up from passers-by definitely outnumbered thumbs down, Ms. Wile said.

In response to the last 13 Fed rate increases, including the 7 that began in February 1994, the up days barely outnumber the down days, 7 to 6. HOW MANY JOBS? -- The other significant economic news this week is the June employment report, due on Friday.

Unfortunately, there is no certainty that the ups will outnumber the downs.

Colorful circular banquettes, outfitted with tiny wheels and theatrically mounted on stages, may make diners feel like they're strapped into a Mad Tea Party ride, but Boglione's inventive menu is no roller coaster: the ups far outnumber the downs.

Among investment-grade firms, the downs outnumbered the ups by 72 to three.Small wonder, really.

But I know that there will be a moment, maybe 10 years from now, maybe 20 or even 30 or 40, when the ups are so seriously outnumbered by the downs that it would be a great comfort to have access to the means to end it in a dignified way.

But the downs have outnumbered the ups since then.

Those agreeing they should go up slightly to keep inflation down outnumbered those who disagreed by 42 percentage-points.Another icon of conventional New Labour wisdom does not survive our poll.