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45 examples of Outnumber in a sentence

The news continues to give us a picture where men outnumber women in nearly all occupational categories, except two: students and homemakers.
Well, in part it's because although there's just three pounds of those microbes in our gut, they really outnumber us.
And so how much do they outnumber us?
So they outnumber us 10 to one.
The funny this is that at most sites the geometric signs far outnumber the animal and human images.
Water molecules outnumber you a thousand trillion trillion to one.
If the lions ever outnumber the wildebeest on either side of the river, even for a moment, their instincts will kick in, and the results won't be pretty.
And if two lions go back, they'll outnumber the wildebeest on the right bank.
We think that planets may outnumber stars in the galaxy.
Glia surround neurons and, according to some scientists, may even outnumber them by as many as ten to one.
A host of private companies have plans to deploy tens of thousands of satellites into Earth orbit, where they will not only outnumber, literally outnumber the visible stars in the sky, while also beaming invisible light back to Earth.
The world is being run by idiots, and it will get worse as the intelligent free-thinking people become the minority and the "git 'er done" fans outnumber them.
The highs, (Koko the clown, the easy lube recipe) outnumber the lows (an all too long "The Dealers"), but even the lows are funny.
The devil worshippers are a joke compared to the satanic cults in other horror films (and, although they clearly outnumber the heroes, they persist in attacking them one by one), and I hope Patrick Bergin knows that, after a role like this, his career has little hope of reviving.
One proposal is a shift from a parliamentary system to a presidential system; another seeks to cut back the number of major parties from seven to two or three--aimed partly at consolidating voters in secular parties that would outnumber Refah,.
A China-led transaction-based world order would have clear winners and losers – and the latter would far outnumber the former.
At large, planned political events, journalists outnumber, and immensely out spend, the "participants."
According to the CIA World Factbook, Jews currently outnumber non-Jews, by 6.4 million to 5.6 million, in the total area of historical Palestine.
Second, Africa is undergoing a profound long-term transformation, characterized by rapid digitization, urbanization, and growth in the working-age population, which will outnumber the labor force of China and India by 2034.
As the elderly increasingly outnumber working-age people, pressure is building on the labor force, and tax revenues, needed to service government debt and fund public services and pension systems, are diminishing.
And, although they are far from united on the Iran deal, the agreement’s supporters outnumber its opponents.
“True Europeans” ought to outnumber true Finns and other anti-Europeans in Germany and elsewhere.
But so do tariffs, and the losers far outnumber the winners.
So we have grounds to hope that as the millennials begin to outnumber those still running Volkswagen and other major corporations, ethics will become more firmly established as an essential component of maximizing the kinds of value that really matter.
Before then, profound inequalities between China’s poor countryside and its dynamic industrial centers will generate tensions, which may be increased by the gender imbalance – young men greatly outnumber young women.
Even a visit to a bookstore can shock anyone who first came to know China decades ago, when it seemed inconceivable that works by non-Marxist theorists would ever outnumber those by Marxists.
Yet the ECB seems committed to it – not least, it seems, because QE’s beneficiaries outnumber those who are footing the bill.
Infants born over the next 20 years will enter adulthood at a unique time: these regions’ working populations will outnumber their non-working populations by two to one.
And, most important, women far outnumber populists.
In South and East Asia, democracies outnumber dictatorships by 17 to six.