Sentence examples for outnumbered it from inspiring English sources

When other bacteria outnumbered it, or when antibiotics wiped it out, colony formation stopped.

But citable law review articles are vastly outnumbered, it appears, by head-scratchers.

The black-shirted Saracens were outnumbered, it seemed, a thousand to one in the stadium.

When Hadash, Israel's predominantly Arab communist party, with four seats in parliament, staged an anti-war protest in Haifa, Jewish stone-throwers quickly outnumbered it.

Leach recounted a Team GB v Poland volleyball game in which the home support was outnumbered: "It was a sea of red and white flags.

If Senator John Kerry defeats President Bush in this state, where Democrats are badly outnumbered, it will be because of voters like David and Elizabeth Scattergood.

This ion channel has an exquisite selectivity, allowing only calcium into mitochondria even when other ions outnumber it a million-fold.

Now, a new study suggests they are outnumbered when it comes to writing and broadcasting about films, too.

"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.

The Royalist garrison, led by Captain Daurett, was heavily outnumbered and it would have been impossible for them to effectively defend the new gatehouse, which was essentially ornamental.

The French were nonetheless critically outnumbered and it soon became obvious that they would have a hard time just holding out.