Sentence examples for well outnumbered from inspiring English sources

The west's bears have always well outnumbered the bulls when it comes to the Chinese economy.

There, a row of young men and women in scrubs waited to do the same; for the moment, they well outnumbered the patients.

No more Gore!" At a few stops, a few people protesting Mr. Bush's support for capital punishment or opposition to abortion sought to thrust their own voices and placards into the picture, but they were well outnumbered.

As they report online this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, this ratio shows that sharks well outnumbered the ray-finned fish at the end of the Cretaceous, about 66 million years ago.

And though the Ottoman forces well outnumbered the relief army in infantry forces, this thunderous, deafening wall of cavalry carved a massive hole straight through their lines.

The most arresting observation from the show is that "planets could well outnumber the stars".

Focusing only on the Gini coefficient as a measure of inequality could be hiding an interesting story: in some countries, the rising numbers of rich [people] could well outnumber the rising numbers of those moving out of poverty.

Relatively lightweight white dwarfs may well outnumber neutron stars in the cluster, he says.

More Drilling Than Grazing In the San Juan Basin of New Mexico, where ranch land is as rugged as any in the West, gas wells outnumber cattle two to one.

And when the list of casualties at Agincourt is read out toward the play's end, with the French losses well outnumbering the British, it is no occasion for unconditional joy.

"The people who support the public option," he said at the rally, "well outnumber the people who are trying to defeat reform".