In Belo Horizonte, the Yanks (as the U.S. team is called) were outmatched at every position.
Coached by Monte Towe, a former Gators assistant, the Privateers 13-111) were outmatched from the start.
But the border guards were outmatched by a surging number of Mexican nationals seeking to escape their own depressed economy.
Well before that, the liberals, having witnessed Dean's transformation into a practiced Clintonian triangulator, grasped that they were outmatched.
They were outmatched by human rights groups and defense lawyers, with their inflammatory accusations about torture and secret evidence.
His intelligence, creativity, and sense of humor were outmatched only by the depth of his faith, integrity, compassion, love, and kindness.
Mr. Cavanagh said that the executives within the unit were outmatched by the increasing complexity of the bets being made as the unit grew over the last several years.
The Deepwater program's few Congressional skeptics were outmatched by lawmakers who became enthusiastic supporters, mobilized by an aggressive lobbying campaign financed by Lockheed and Northrop.
Against seasoned Cuban and Bulgarian fighters familiar with the nuances of how to exploit the computerized scoring system, Martirosyan and Allen were outmatched.
The agencies that regulated the companies were outmatched: They lacked the money, the staff, the sophistication and the political support to serve as an effective check.
The trapper had every right to think the two were outmatched by the wilderness.
