outnumber造句

By 2025 Indians will outnumber the Chinese.

Moreover, female graduates greatly outnumber male graduates.

So heading upstream, to a sandbank where the bear prints outnumber the human prints, we fished.

So what does it mean when non-native speakers of a language outnumber native speakers?

That means people 65 and over will soon outnumber children under 5 for the first time ever.

De Montfort marched to join forces with his son at Kenilworth, in Warwickshire, to form a joint army which would outnumber Edward's men.

In developing countries, girls now outnumber boys in secondary schools in 45 countries. And women now represent 40 percent of the global labor force.

A lotof cultural and historic attractions, a smell of power in the air and oh yeah, the women outnumber the men.

She has gone online as a man, just to survey the terrain, and estimates that in her age range women outnumber men ten to one.

Add in other firms, and it starts to seem like electronic mouses (the plural in many dictionaries) will soon outnumber mammalian mice.

The subsequent recession fixed that. The jobless now outnumber the joyless—there is nothing like a drop in GDP to remind everyone how much this much-maligned metric matters.

Analysis of demographic data from 117 countries has shown that when men outnumber women, women have the upper hand: marriage rates rise and fewer children are born outside marriage.

In an American context, these results are, perhaps, no more than an interesting curiosity: at the age of 15, boys outnumber girls by about 4% and the ratio shrinks towards equality thereafter.