Sentence examples for underdog some from inspiring English sources

Now he complains that the politicians are in hock to foreign drug giants.Although Mr Sherman likes to present Apotex as a plucky underdog, some recent events suggest otherwise.

From partnering with Square to turn each Romney activist into a mobile fundraiser to getting Googlers to give up their famous 20% time for the campaign*, Moffatt has leveraged Silicon Valley's brightest minds, mostly for free, to give the once digital underdog some much-deserved tech cred.

Down by 2-0, tHibsibs captain James McPake scored just before the half to give the underdogs some hope.

We all feel that we're the underdog at some point in our lives---and at some point every day.

N: Maybe the trick for the underdog is some innovation in training?

Invariably, one or more top-seeded teams are toppled by an underdog, prompting some wag to proclaim the loser a victim of hubris.

Which isn't to say we're pegged to win by a boatload, but that we're not the underdog by some distance.

And though most casual fans still thought of Pacquiao as the best boxer in the world, most experts considered him the underdog, and some even predicted that the ambiguous rivalry might finally see a definitive conclusion.

Here in Butte, a long down-on-its-heels city of 32,000 people where copper industry kingpins once ruled the state, many people strongly identify with the underdog, and some residents who have rallied to the Kelleher cause say the disrespect or disregard that has been heaped on Mr. Kelleher's head is perhaps now his campaign's strongest suit.

These were the heady days of mobile, when tech was still an underdog to some degree and the backlash about its ills had yet to surge.

The Blue Raiders were a 17-point underdog, but hit some incredible shots and forced some key misses on the other end to outright win, 90-81, decimaning an overwhelming majority of brackets as a result.