It was an intense shootout and he was heavily outgunned.
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With the kingdom outgunned, Esther is convinced she must act.
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Both sides in the battle claim they are being outgunned.
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They were doing a valiant job, but they were outgunned.
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Even when buttressed by anti-smoking groups, the Secretariat is outgunned.
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Dutch U.N. peacekeepers were undermanned and outgunned and failed to intervene.
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The rebels, outgunned, put up only a token resistance before retreating.
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You're outgunned, and the enemy has a neverending supply of troops.
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Arguably, it was outgunned by the multinational from the jump. Ukrainians.
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"They're incredibly effective; they've totally outgunned us for years," he said.
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Government agents and police, vastly outgunned, ultimately retreated rather than risk bloodshed.
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Both the rebels in Idlib and the jihadists in Hajin are outgunned.
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His forces were outnumbered and outgunned, but motivated, meritocratic and well led.
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Advancing against the shooter, they were seriously outgunned in terms of firepower.
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Surrounded and outgunned, the Panthers only surrendered after running out of bullets.
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An intelligent machine outgunned a seasoned Air Force pilot in a flight simulator.
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But they are outgunned and, perhaps as important, out-surveilled by Cuban intelligence.
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That's provoked concerns among U.S. sellers on Amazon that they are being outgunned.
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Sergeant Bellavia and his fellow soldiers were outgunned, overmatched — disadvantaged in every respect.
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Yahoo was also outgunned by two rivals, Google and Facebook: both ascendant forces.
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Some portrayed him as well intentioned but simply outgunned by larger economic forces.
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For now, the supporters of the House bill seem badly outgunned by opponents.
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Outgunned, overrun The investigation found that a series of failures and deficiencies, including a lack of adequate training, contributed to the ambush that resulted in a Green Beret-led team being outgunned and overrun by more than 100 ISIS fighters.
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Outmanned and outgunned, authorities were forced to release Guzman, a stunning admission of defeat.
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Often outsized and outgunned, Edgar consistently makes very scary men look confused and outclassed.
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The officer feels he is outgunned, retreats from the club, and calls for assistance.
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Then on follow up, Always Outnumbered, Never Outgunned, Liam opted to use guest vocalists.
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Surrounded, outnumbered, and outgunned, the jihadi group's last die-hard fighters aren't giving up.
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Local governments cannot govern because they are outgunned and corrupted by the drug cartels.
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His current staff suggests he could find himself comprehensively outgunned unless he starts hiring fast.
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Unfortunately all the righteous indignation in the world won't help when you're outnumbered and outgunned.
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Some supporters attribute their fondness to fear of being outgunned should they encounter an aggressor.
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In Chinese articles, textbooks and movies, however, the outgunned Chinese soldiers emerged as the undisputed victors.
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Heavily outgunned, rebels in parts of Deraa province reached an agreement to surrender territory last week.
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Getting up, he turned to Shaw and said what they both now realized: They were outgunned.
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America now faces daunting obstacles to any efforts to reinforce heavily outgunned Taiwan in a crisis.
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"IBM appears outgunned in the talent war" for AI experts, beaten out by rivals like Amazon.
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Badly outmanned and outgunned, they scampered into tunnels, where they were hunted down and shot dead.
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And I think that was because of the concern that our security detail may be outgunned.
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Once Gruler felt outgunned, police had said, he retreated from the club and called for assistance.
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Then, he was outgunned by the ever-dangerous Edson Barboza, losing a hard-fought unanimous decision.
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Enough of our police officers being outgunned, ambushed, and cut down in the line of duty. Enough.
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Police and government agents, vastly outgunned, ultimately retreated rather than risk bloodshed, and no shots were fired.
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"It's an arms race and we are way outgunned, about 100-to-1,000 to 85033," Farid said.
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As we pointed out at the time, the SEC is vastly outgunned by the companies it oversees.
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We need a voice crying out against the way regular Americans are politically outgunned by the wealthy.
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In victory, Barboza extends his win-streak to two, having outgunned Anthony Pettis in his last fight.
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Iraqi forces encountered little resistance from the outgunned Kurdish counterparts as they took Kirkuk and its oilfields.
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Outgunned and outmanned by the Iraqi military, Kurdish fighters appeared to be in headlong retreat on Tuesday.
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Although the rebels are thoroughly outgunned, they've benefited from grassroots support and a steady flow of recruits.
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The man was "outgunned" and shot in the leg by Garza when he tried to flee, McGalin said.
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In that case, local cops found themselves significantly outgunned by the crooks they had been deployed to stop.
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The transgender 27-year-old knows she is outgunned in the campaign for election to the national parliament.
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Lyft may be outgunned, but it's plenty crafty, and the war for rideshare supremacy is far from decided.
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He likens his courtroom experience to that of David and Goliath -- outmanned and outgunned by Swift's legal entourage.
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Although the Confederacy saw some success at sea, the Confederate Navy was largely outgunned by the Union Navy.
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" And last month, reveling onstage at CPAC, he said of Trump's underdog victory, "We were outgunned, out-manned.
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On a good day, we are outmanned, outgunned and out-funded by bold and creative cybercriminals and adversaries.
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On many occasions, the Marines have found themselves tasked with what seemed impossible while surrounded, outnumbered, and outgunned.
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The rebels fought back, raiding police stations, but vastly outnumbered and outgunned, the peasant army was eventually crushed.
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The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) said on Wednesday the UK is "comprehensively outgunned and outranged" by Russia.
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Undercapitalized and outgunned small businesses are still the weak links in cybersecurity, even though they may have valuable data.
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In the past the TAJ was outgunned, its auditors struggling to master the complexities of cross-border transfer pricing.
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Outflanked and outgunned, even the army's Golden Division, a highly regarded American-trained special-forces unit, succumbed to panic.
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Magnus Carlsen, the world champion from Norway, joked on Twitter that he and his teammates had simply been outgunned.
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The Vikings should rebound some from last week's embarrassing loss to Buffalo, but against the Rams they are outgunned.
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In the following years, the company was increasingly outgunned and outmaneuvered in the personal-computer market it helped invent.
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Outgunned and taking casualties, the soldiers tried to stand their ground until additional Nigerien troops rushed to the scene.
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"Civil society is outgunned," Alex Ryan, vice president of the Mars Solutions Lab, a Toronto technology incubator, told CNN Business.
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Incident changed how patrol officers are armed "The poor uniformed police officers at that time were definitely outgunned," Massa said.
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This would further stretch the outgunned rebel fighters after what Nour called "one of the hardest periods" Aleppo had faced.
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Yet it still seems outgunned by its opponents, who have a simple and seductive message about escaping Europe's chronic mess.
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Just because your team is outgunned in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive doesn't mean you can't pull off an insane win.
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Gruler then stayed outside and called for backup when he realized he was outgunned as gunman Omar Mateen went inside.
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" Shanahan, according to these accounts, is still auditioning for his job, and consequently is "outgunned by others in Trump's orbit.
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If war should come, that would put nearby U.S. and allied forces at a significant disadvantage, quite possibly outgunned entirely.
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Charlotte had 13 first downs to Tennessee's 10, outgunned Tennessee in total yards, 244-192, and outrushed Tennessee, 92-20.
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Technically, Red Dead Redemption's chaotic multiplayer world isn't really lawless, but in practice the lawmen are outnumbered, outmatched, and outgunned.
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In Rwanda and Bosnia, United Nations forces drawn from across the organization's member states were outgunned and showed little resolve.
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Underground warfare is tactic long favoured by Palestinian militant groups in Gaza, who are heavily outgunned by the Israeli military.
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Long-term underfunding is indeed the main reason for the parlous state of Germany's armed forces, the Bundeswehr ("Outgunned", July 28th).
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That's not impossible, but it is difficult, especially for a campaign that has been outgunned financially and organizationally throughout the fall.
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Taking out guards is the easiest way to get more ammo, but you're almost always outgunned once the alarm starts buzzing.
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Fifty jihadis, heavily armed with rocket-propelled grenades and machine guns, utterly outgunned and outmanned the slim American force they ambushed.
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Compared to the networks, Netflix may have an imposing war chest, but in a fight with Amazon, it would be outgunned.
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Headlines like those concerning the 2015 Garland, Texas, shooting, such as "Outgunned Traffic Officer Stopped 2 Attackers," would suggest a reply.
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The report concluded that the current British Army set up was "at serious risk of being outgunned by its Russian counterpart".
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Mexico took it one stage further, combining a defensive wall with a rapid-fire counter-attack that left Germany's aging rearguard outgunned.
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The small nation – once part of the Soviet Union – was hopelessly outmanned and outgunned by invading Russian forces and their separatist allies.
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The complexity and opacity involved in data-driven advertising also means internet users are hopelessly outgunned as their rights are systematically steamrollered.
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Disney outgunned Comcast by paying $71.3 billion for the properties, with Mr. Iger contending that the purchase would supercharge Disney's streaming plans.
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Police in Mexico are not only under pressure to swap their allegiance from the government to cartels, they are also seriously outgunned.
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Realising they were outnumbered and outgunned, Chihuri's police team backed down, allowing Chiwenga to touch down without incident, the security source said.
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Realizing they were outnumbered and outgunned, Chihuri's police team backed down, allowing Chiwenga to touch down without incident, the security source said.
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Outgunned and fearing the Chinese ship might open fire, the Indonesian captain complied, and the episode has seldom been spoken of since.
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Humanity is outgunned, outmatched, and enslaved in a gritty new short film from South African South African science fiction wunderkind Neill Blomkamp.
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Even when the companies are determined to protect the truth, they are often outgunned and outwitted by the internet's liars and thieves.
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A country outnumbered and outgunned can still mount a formidable defense with the right strategy, an adaptive military and a hardened population.
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I'd been a bad student in high school and now, in engineering school, felt (and was) academically outgunned, way behind the curve.
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She bid on a fragment of a will Hamilton had drawn up in 1795, before a near-duel, but found herself outgunned.
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But corruption eats away at that money, as reflected in the constant complaints by local units that they are underfed and outgunned.
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Six days before this tournament began, he was outgunned at a warm-up tournament in Sydney by the Australian journeyman John Millman.
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ISIS was outnumbered by its enemies in the region and outgunned by the coalition, and had no way to shoot down American planes.
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This time the number is £83bn, as Labour refuses to be outgunned in a fiscal arms race between Britain's three main political parties.
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At 70 percent volume, the Move easily outgunned Apple's speaker at the same settings and was able to maintain clarity just as well.
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Outgunned federal agents retreated rather than risk bloodshed in the ensuing standoff near Bunkerville, Nevada, and Bundy's followers prevailed in recovering his herd.
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Their assailants easily outgunned them with sniper rifles, rocket-propelled grenades, and automatic weapons mounted on trucks, according to a Nigerien anti-terrorism official.
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Gruler retreated after realizing he was outgunned and called for backup, as Mateen continued his rampage inside, killing 49 people and injuring 53 others.
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Trump super PACs have struggled to keep up with the fundraising or spending, and Trump forces have been significantly outgunned for the entire election.
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While the Out campaign may be outgunned internationally, Elliott questioned whether the In campaign had moved too early to deploy its most influential speakers.
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Together they fired at least 81 shots and had almost 2,400 more rounds of ammunition, but as more officers arrived, they were heavily outgunned.
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A group of British lawmakers has warned that unless the country raises spending on defense, it runs the risk of being "outgunned" by Russia.
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So it was for the Jets: Their Hall of Fame quarterback antagonized them online, and the Colts' star quarterback outgunned them on the field.
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There, the criminals are well armed, the amateurish National Guard is outgunned, the citizens are defenseless, and the cartels and corrupt officials are unimpeded.
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And on Wednesday — obviously — it was Lionel Messi, scoring twice, creating twice, and orchestrating Barcelona's demolition of a courageous, fearless but utterly outgunned Lyon.
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But he also acknowledged the challenges ahead, likening his team to Washington's army in the Revolutionary War, "outgunned and outmatched" by rivals with more money.
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Unless the US is willing to match that scale and state input — as it has done with adversaries in the past — it will be outgunned.
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As you say, there were 10,000 enemy troops in Hue who occupied city, and there was a small, surrounded American outpost that was greatly outgunned.
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It also described multiple acts of heroism, as the members of the outmanned and outgunned Army Special Forces team struggled to protect and rescue each other.
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It also described multiple acts of heroism, as the members of the outmanned and outgunned Army Special Forces team struggled to protect and rescue one another.
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Article continues after the video below Technically, Red Dead Redemption's chaotic multiplayer world isn't really lawless, but in practice the lawmen are outnumbered, outmatched, and outgunned.
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From there, a scenario that's becoming all too familiar in Portland began to play out: woefully outgunned and outflanked Antifa protesters facing off with law enforcement.
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" Mere hours after Voksi's loophole was patched, something more significant emerged: A legitimate crack from the hacking group Conspiracy, whose mantra is "always outnumbered, never outgunned.
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" Mere hours after Voksi's loophole was patched, something more significant emerged: A legitimate crack from the hacking group Conspiracy, whose mantra is "always outnumbered, never outgunned.
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Damascus has denied mounting any such attack and said the rebels in Douma, who are massively outgunned and completely encircled, were collapsing and spreading false news.
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There is an intensely long battle in which the Enterprise (and the Discovery, in this case) are massively outgunned by an enemy with the upper hand.
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The UK and its NATO allies would lose to Russia if they went to war as they are woefully outgunned, a leading defense think tank says.
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Recognising that those seeking to root out corruption were outgunned by those participating in it, in 2007 the Guatemalan government invited the UN to set up CICIG.
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The first officer to reach the stopped truck was shot in the left eye and instantly killed, and police who arrived shortly thereafter found themselves heavily outgunned.
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But if innovation and product development continue to be important routes to growth, even Italy's biggest firms may be outgunned by global giants with much deeper pockets.
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Outgunned by the United States' much larger and more sophisticated weaponry, Iran's troops have, for decades, honed so-called "swarm tactics" that could reduce America's technological advantage.
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It was the first firefight for his six-man reconnaissance unit from SEAL Team 6, and it was outnumbered, outgunned and taking casualties on an Afghan mountaintop.
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The Republican in North Carolina's Ninth, Mark Harris, is being outgunned in fund-raising and has a history of remarks that might hurt him with moderate suburbanites.
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Despite the dismantling of some smuggling rings, the federal authorities remain outgunned, said David Albright, the president of the Institute for Science and International Security in Washington.
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But the paper — being comprehensively outgunned by The Washington Post on Watergate — soon redeployed its star scoop-machine to Washington to try to retrieve some journalistic dignity.
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The loss to such a small, underdeveloped and outgunned nation was a tough pill for Americans to swallow, many still basking in post-World War II triumphalism.
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Johnson's team was outclassed and outgunned last season on the way to an 80-48 humbling at the hands of the Atlantic 10 regular-season co-champions.
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However, Bose, Cloudflare, and Sonos are also great products — from firms that will either be acquired or begin leaking value to the Four, as they are outgunned.
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Grab this year received a combined $2 billion in investment from Didi Chuxing, the ride-hailing powerhouse that outgunned Uber in China, and the Japanese conglomerate SoftBank.
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Assad's foreign enemies have condemned the assault but failed to stop it, as was seen in Homs, Aleppo and other areas where pro-government forces crushed outgunned rebels.
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Sanders lost because voters preferred Clinton, not because he was outgunned on the money front -- at some points in the campaign, he was even spending more than Clinton.
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Trump, who is badly outgunned by Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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This has left Ukraine, whose own media typically characterizes separatists as 'Russia-sponsored terrorists', outgunned in an information war that has played a central role in the crisis.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Outgunned and surrounded by Taliban fighters in a chronic combat zone of southern Afghanistan, the police officers and soldiers thought they had negotiated passage to safety.
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Meanwhile, the local sheriff, Jon Nix (Robert C. Trevelier), seems to know that the Snells have him outgunned, so the Byrdes get the bulk of his side eye.
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Later, it clarified, at least partially, saying a patrol had stumbled on Mr. Guzmán, but had suspended the operation when it became outnumbered and outgunned by enemy fighters.
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After each of these episodes, stories leak about how the generals were either outgunned by advisers like Stephen Bannon or, more often, just left out of the loop.
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In the immediate aftermath, trying to make sense of the horror, some have inaccurately opined that this was the first time in history that the police were outgunned.
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The East Stratcom team is the first to admit that it is outgunned: The task is overwhelming, the volume of reports immense, the support to combat them scant.
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Pistons guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and forward Marcus Morris paced five starters in double figures as Detroit outgunned the Houston Rockets 123-114 on Wednesday night at Toyota Center.
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Without that money, Democrats would be heavily outgunned by Republicans on the TV airwaves -- making it that much harder for the party to win back the House next fall.
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"Her legacy will live on every time some underdog, outmatched and outgunned, defies the odds and delivers a win for the people," the Republican presidential nominee said at Mrs.
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It was more of a traditional battle — in which two large armed groups clashed, killing a lot of people (almost entirely on the black side, which was simply outgunned).
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Biden's been outgunned by President Donald Trump and outshone by some of the nation's governors, among them New York's Andrew Cuomo, whose crisis response efforts are drawing rave reviews.
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Those two candidates outgunned every other 2020 Democratic candidate with their roughly $6 million hauls in the first day of fund-raising, besting Ms. Harris by 4 to 313.
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Last year's financial results could lend more weight to arguments that a handful of companies, with dominant market shares and outgunned competition, are unfairly cashing in on their control.
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It is perhaps no surprise then, that the outgunned and under-equipped ADF fighters place great faith in their traditional magical practices of odeshi or juju as a weapon.
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Rushing through the story too quickly in XCOM 2 is a dangerous thing, since you can quickly find yourself outgunned by more powerful alien forces in the game's later missions.
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Trump does have a few appointees who agree with him on trade—notably Peter Navarro, the head of Trump's National Trade Council, but they are decidedly outgunned by free traders.
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The group, a vestige of pre-financial-crisis banking, had $1 billion to make loans to small and midsize companies and was outgunned amid the rise of private-lending firms.
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Security analysts cast doubt on that assessment, suggesting the fighters are outgunned, under equipped and likely to only number in the hundreds, at least when the August attacks took place.
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Status: Outgunned 40-42 last season Key newcomers: Paul Millsap, Josh Childress Key departures: Danilo Gallinari Outlook: Nikola Jokic is probably the best player that you have never seen play.
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At the time—four months before the referendum—the Brexit campaign still didn't have a unified, formal organization and was badly outgunned by "Stronger In," the government-backed Remain campaign.
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" However, in benchmarking against Russian capabilities, the paper stated that "the U.K.'s ground forces are comprehensively outgunned and outranged, leaving enemy artillery free to prosecute fire missions with impunity.
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David Ben-Gurion, Israel's first prime minister and defense minister, feared that the nascent state faced existential danger given that it was outnumbered and outgunned by neighbors seeking its destruction.
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We don't have a lot of confidence in the outcome of a legislative fight in a Congress where net neutrality advocates are completely outgunned and outspent by cable and telecom lobbyists.
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Scots, together with Londoners and the Northern Irish, voted to stay in the EU in June 2016's referendum, but were outgunned by votes in the rest of the United Kingdom.
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A prize exhibit in the old dockyard is HMS Warrior, a steam-and-sailing ship that outgunned all comers when launched in 1860 but held her lead for barely 15 years.
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But as any of his pageant contestants could have told him, you don't show up on stage outgunned and underprepared -- and if you come at the queen, you'd best not miss.
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These examples highlight how an extended CR would damage and delay Army modernization — increasing the chances that America's soldiers may find themselves outgunned and outmatched in a future conflict with China.
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He also had seven rebounds, a devastating blow for an Atlanta team that already was outgunned by the Cavaliers and could not cope with someone else stepping into a lead role.
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Outnumbered and outgunned, local rebels fortified in elaborate tunnels and deploying ambushes have repelled repeated attempts to storm their stronghold, inflicting dozens of losses on the army since the campaign began.
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Millions of votes have already been cast in Super Tuesday states, particularly in California, and Mr. Biden has been dramatically outgunned on the airwaves and out-organized on the ground there.
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Cleveland has forged their current identity around high-powered offense, but the Cavs are getting outgunned in a barrage of three-pointers and dunks, as well as a few self-inflicted wounds.
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He had in mind the Battle of Valmy, at which the French revolutionary army, imbued, it is said, with a new spirit of nationhood, beat the Prussians, who outnumbered and outgunned them.
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The militants are vastly outnumbered and outgunned by Iraqi forces backed by a U.S.-led coalition and are defending their last major stronghold in Iraq using suicide car bombs, snipers and mortars.
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A few days later, past midnight, a dozen outgunned American ships, including Juneau, intercepted a Japanese armada approaching the island to bombard its critical airfield and the beleaguered U.S. Marines garrisoned there.
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Mr. Linnett compared Hurricane's exploits to last year's shocking win by Leicester City of the Premier League, Britain's top soccer competition, a team that is usually outgunned by bigger, free-spending teams.
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But groups on the left have been badly outgunned and outspent by those on the right when it comes to judicial advocacy, while conservative voters have placed more importance on the courts.
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To the extent that the Americans "won" over the rebels, Mr. Arnold attributes that to an outsize battle: The Moros had no outside support, were insulated on an island and were outgunned.
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" Reeher based that assertion in part on the belief that Trump is being seriously outgunned by the Clinton campaign when it comes to get-out-the-vote efforts, or the "ground game.
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Sure, there have been notorious cases where police were outgunned, such as the 1997 California shootout where police carrying pistols faced bank robbers armed with AK-47s and clad in body armor.
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The finance ministry has been the main focus of bank lobbying over Brexit but firms in the sector worry it may be outgunned by other government departments less sympathetic to the banks.
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They're also concerned about the implications of being financially outgunned ahead of a pivotal midterm election cycle, where Democrats will attempt to take the House while defending a number of Senate seats.
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At least 300 black lives lost "Blacks were so outnumbered and outgunned, whites eventually broke through the railroad tracks and invaded what was home to Black Wall Street, the Greenwood district," Brown said.
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At least 300 black lives lost "Blacks were so outnumbered and outgunned, whites eventually broke through the railroad tracks and invaded what was home to Black Wall Street, the Greenwood district," Brown said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Opponents of Britain's membership of the European Union have outgunned the "In" campaign over the past month with arguments over immigration, the chief executive of Ipsos MORI told Reuters on Thursday.
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But Fox is an entertainment channel built on righteous indignation as well as a political operation, and in Mr Trump it faced for the first time a politician whose star power outgunned it.
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"State and local authorities are outgunned and outmaneuvered and the federal forces cannot be everywhere," said Duncan Wood, director of the Mexico Institute at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington.
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But I totally get your concern that it seemed like you guys were on your own for a while and outgunned, even though you had some Capitol police there, some security detail there.
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Last month, in the northwestern city of Culiacán, Mexican security forces found themselves quickly outnumbered and outgunned when they tried to arrest the son of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, the jailed drug lord.
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The available evidence suggests that Biden remains outgunned in advertising money and outmanned on the ground in the 14 states that will vote March 3, allocating a third of the nomination's total delegates.
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But it's not just overdrafts where incumbents are getting outgunned: 77% of online checking accounts measured have no monthly maintenance fee, while only 30% of traditional accounts can say the same, per MoneyRates.
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Armed only with single-shot, homemade hunting shotguns and muzzle-loading pistols as well as machetes and improvised explosives, the ADF's fighters are heavily outgunned by the U.S.-trained-and–equipped Cameroonian army.
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Elliott Advisors outgunned French media group Vivendi in its battle to install new directors at Telecom Italia, while Edward Bramson's Sherborne Investors pushed Barclays to scale back its investment bank – so far without success.
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Just five years ago, it had 20 percent of the Chinese market only to see that fall to less than 1 percent this year, outgunned by Huawei, Xiaomi, Oppo and Vivo, particularly on pricing.
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The Office of Government Ethics (OGE), the agency responsible for administering and enforcing federal ethics laws and standards, is poorly equipped and vastly outgunned in addressing today's conflict between public service and private gain.
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A self-taught mechanic born to Siberian peasants, he conceived of the weapon while a soldier in World War II as a simple, compact and reliable automatic rifle desperately needed by outgunned Soviet soldiers.
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"It appeared to me that they were grossly outnumbered and outgunned," said retired cop Paul Cappitelli, a police practices expert and the former head of the California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training.
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"With a week to go, Leave have outgunned Remain with a series of arguments on immigration and money that are often believed despite being flatly denied by the other side," Chief Executive Ben Page said.
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The Strickland campaign has tried to fight back — and has portrayed the Kochs as a special interest group that dishonestly distorts Strickland's governing record — but the raw numbers show that Strickland has been comprehensively outgunned.
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Paul George outgunned James Harden in a matchup of MVP candidates, and the Oklahoma City Thunder erased a 26-point deficit to escape with a 117-112 win over the host Houston Rockets on Saturday.
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The sudden death of the Center for Effective Government is due to a fundraising gap, sources say, leaving a void in the community of good-government groups who feel outgunned by business interests in Washington.
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Militants have largely outgunned the government of the current president, Roch Marc Christian Kaboré, who recently named a new prime minister and chief of armed forces to put Burkina Faso more on a war footing.
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In fact, many of the Thunder's most impressive wins (including two against the Warriors) have come, not when they have outgunned an opponent but when they have held other teams to fewer points than usual.
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When Harley and her crew, outnumbered and outgunned, take on legions of muscular bad guys, "Birds of Prey" finds a rhythm and a logic, a sense of gravity and self-assurance, that is otherwise lacking.
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Last week, the Royal United Services Institute think tank reported that the UK and its NATO allies would lose to Russia if they were to go to war as they are "comprehensively outgunned and outranged."
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It has been trying to create a killer service for some time but to date has been outgunned by the likes of Apple Pay and Google Pay who have seen far more adoption and mainstream usage.
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But they say they are outgunned by money pouring in from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain to support harsh variants of Islam through a blizzard of publications, videos and other materials.
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He added South African debt was "attractive in the global context" - and indeed, it has outgunned other emerging markets since mid-December, with the rand gaining 6-12 percent against the lira, rouble and Brazilian real.
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"Money has never been a problem for our party and I don't think it will be for this cycle either, although we could be outgunned in some places, which is unusual," said Westcott, the Dallas businessman.
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Here's why that's brilliant: You already know he won the American Revolution, and if you've listened to or seen "Hamilton," you know he did it with no navy and an army that was outgunned and outmanned.
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Here's why that's brilliant: You already know he won the American Revolution, and if you've listened to or seen 'Hamilton,' you know he did it with no navy and an army that was outgunned and outmanned.
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Unfortunately, as we saw with the slew of Facebook scandals last year, the FTC is itself underfunded, understaffed, and otherwise completely outgunned when it comes to facing off against the nation's largest and most powerful internet companies.
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How it can go about reviving a smartphone business which has for years suffered lackluster earnings — on account of being outmanoeuvred and outgunned by faster and better resourced rivals — remains an open-ended question at this point.
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Backed by Russian air power and unopposed by Assad's foreign adversaries, government forces have swept through southwestern Syria in the last month in one of the swiftest campaigns of the war, forcing surrender on massively outgunned rebels.
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Few said they were predicting a war between Iran and the United States, partly because Iran's hierarchy is well aware that its forces are vastly outgunned by an American military that would have air and naval dominance.
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Whenever Jamila Hunter, head of comedy at ABC Entertainment, visits historically black colleges and talks about jobs in Hollywood, she finds herself outgunned by recruiters from Wall Street and Silicon Valley who lure graduates with tantalizing salaries.
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But now they were all holding the 9-millimeter semiautomatic pistols that have been the department standard since 19903, when they were adopted to help combat the perception that officers on the street were outgunned by criminals.
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Public Citizen, the consumer advocacy group he founded in 1971, filed testimony opposing the rule change, he said, but consumer groups were outgunned by their opponents, backed by corporations that could pay an army of expensive lawyers.
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That's something of an understatement; the Wii U is widely considered something of a boondoggle, interesting but confusing and hugely outgunned by the competition when it came to what was valued by the rapidly growing mainstream gaming world.
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In 2012, stinging from another defeat at the hands of former President Obama, then-RNC chairman Reince Priebus put $2023 million into restructuring of the party's data and digital forces with the goal of never getting outgunned again.
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"With a week to go, Leave have outgunned Remain with a series of arguments on immigration and money that are often believed despite being flatly denied by the other side," Ipsos MORI Chief Executive Ben Page told Reuters.
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WASHINGTON — When a team of Green Berets in unarmored pickup trucks came under fire in Niger last week, they quickly found themselves in the middle of a nightmare battlefield scenario: outgunned, taking casualties and far from friendly support.
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More likely, had Mr. Feis been armed, he would not have been able to draw his weapon (a side arm, presumably) quickly enough to stop the shooter, who with an AR-15 would have had the coach outgunned.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Canadian 63th seed Milos Raonic emerged a relatively easy winner from the battle of the big men on Friday when he outgunned American Reilly Opelka in straight sets to advance to the fourth round at Wimbledon.
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A report from the country's Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), a prominent defense think tank based in London, said on Wednesday that U.K. ground forces would be "comprehensively outgunned" in a potential conflict with Russia in Eastern Europe.
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Klay Thompson bombed in nine 3-pointers to account for a majority of his 40 points, and the Warriors outgunned the short-handed Dallas Mavericks from beyond the arc en route to a surprisingly difficult 128-120 victory.
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But the point that Juleanna makes is really, really, really important, which is that fundamentally, people inside government have just not been able to keep up and are outgunned scientifically, technology-wise, just knowledge-wise, of the marketplace.
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The Philadelphia 76ers, a team that seemed vastly outgunned against the Toronto Raptors in the first game of their Eastern Conference semifinals, would like a word, and possibly a time machine, to consult the basketball gods of yesterday.
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But affiliate Nissan, which builds its own batteries in a venture with NEC, will not be in a position to follow suit for another year, the sources said - leaving its flagship Leaf outgunned by the Bolt in the interim.
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Wales produced its worst Six Nations showing in at least five years and was hopelessly outgunned in its usual areas of strength, losing the hand-to-hand battle for possession and missing 28 tackles in the first half alone.
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To the Editor: Re "Outgunned, 30 Points Down but Running Like a Favorite" (front page, July 30): You note that Cynthia Nixon, who is running for governor of New York, has "zero government or executive experience," while obviously Gov.
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The European firm already has the upper hand in the market for smaller jets, where it has outsold Boeing, but is being outgunned in the market for bigger jets like the A330neo which was delivered to its first customer on Monday.
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The entire thing hinged on these small, desperate actions by Allied paratroopers against increasingly powerful German units, and frantic defenses of an indefensible roadway by an increasingly overstretched and outgunned tank army, across a battlefield that's increasingly scarred by earlier engagements.
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Adriana Beltrán, a security expert at the Washington Office on Latin America, said Latin American leaders are increasingly finding it tempting to rely on the armed forces in areas where the police are outgunned and the criminal justice system is dysfunctional.
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The 210-year-old Croat, who has served the most aces in ATP Tour history with well over 11,000, hit 22 in the second set alone as he outgunned Lu 4-6 7-213(4) 6-7(4) 7-6(5) 7-5 .
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A deep dive into the drivers behind the most recent violence—in which state security forces at all levels are being outgunned, outnumbered, and outsmarted—reveals a fractured cadre of cartels more powerful than ever, facing down a weak government struggling to cope.
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Kurdish commanders, whose forces are outnumbered and outgunned, said late Tuesday that Iraqi reinforcements were arriving at the scene of one clash, in the town of Makhmour, about 70 miles southeast of Mosul, and that they anticipated a government assault at any time.
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The two points on that play were just a small part of Cleveland's eventual victory, but it was the key moment in a tempo-setting quarter in which Cleveland, a team supposedly far outgunned in this series, raced to a 34-18 lead.
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The purpose was to explain the National Assembly's amnesty guarantees, the opposition member said, adding that the officers expressed concern about the Trump administration's past threats of military intervention in Venezuela and said that the armed forces would be outgunned in any fight.
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Yet their refusal to back Trump -- whose language on immigration and trade is found to be too incendiary by the libertarian-inspired Kochs -- is a leading reason why Trump is expected to be massively outgunned by Clinton and her allies in the advertising wars.
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Barring a sudden unannounced buy of television advertising time, Trump's campaign and his allies will be outgunned by a nearly 7.5-to-1 ratio by Hillary Clinton and her allies, according to a CNN analysis of data from the ad tracking firm Kantar Media/CMAG.
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During the Bosnian conflict in 1995, several hundred outgunned Dutch peacekeeping troops had been assigned to protect a U.N.-designated "safe area" where thousands of Muslims had sought refuge from Bosnian Serb forces - among them 350 men who made it into the Dutch base.
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Washington (CNN)A series of failures and deficiencies, including a lack of adequate training, contributed to the ambush last October that resulted in a Green Beret-led team being outgunned and overrun by more than 1803 ISIS fighters in Niger, leaving four US soldiers dead.
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The win was New Orleans' eighth in a row and may have been their most impressive game in the long streak considering how well they responded to the adversity of being outgunned by Kirk Cousins and the Redskins for three-and-a-half quarters.
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Outgunned on the airwaves and out-organized on the ground, Mr. Biden's campaign succeeded in large part because of the overwhelming focus of Democratic voters on beating President Trump and the firm belief among many that Mr. Biden would be the party's strongest challenger.
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Outgunned on the airwaves and out-organized on the ground, Mr. Biden's campaign succeeded in large part because of the overwhelming focus of Democratic voters on beating President Trump and the firm belief among many that Mr. Biden would be the party's strongest challenger.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - American Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson set an Olympic record for the fastest two goals scored by a single player, helping power the U.S. women's ice hockey team to a 13-0 win over an outgunned Olympic Athletes from Russia team on Tuesday.
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Against the backdrop of a badly outgunned national party — the DNC had only $20203 million on hand at the end of August, a fraction of the RNC's nearly $54 million — only one major Democratic outside group has started spending money to counter the Trump campaign.
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In July 2016, just three months after Machar returned to the capital of Juba, fighting again broke out in the city, accelerating the collapse of the agreement and forcing Machar's people, who were outnumbered and outgunned, to flee the capital through the Equatorian bush.
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But the 6-foot-10 Minnesota senior center still finished with 18 points, 12 rebounds and nine blocked shots in perhaps the best game of his career Wednesday night as the No. 14 Golden Gophers outgunned the Purple Eagles 107-81 at Williams Arena in Minneapolis.
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"They thought they were going to die out there for simply carrying out their duties," Assistant United States Attorney Nicholas Dickinson said of the outgunned Bureau of Land Management rangers and National Park Service officers who were assigned to provide security for a court-ordered roundup of Bundy's cattle.
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There is still very clearly a massive asymmetry around content moderation on user-generated content platforms, with AI poorly suited to plug the gap given ongoing weakness in understanding context, even as platforms' human moderation teams remain hopelessly under-resourced and outgunned versus the scale of the task.
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The lineup means that the US side will be outgunned in terms of diplomatic experience, since Putin has been operating at top global tables since first becoming president in 2000 and Lavrov is considered by his peers to be one of the most wily diplomats in the world.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat seeking to extend mayoral control of New York City's schools in the face of a Republican-controlled State Senate that appears intent on thwarting him, reached on Thursday for one of his default political strategies: When outgunned, claim the moral high ground.
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After last year's bruising retreat from China, where the company was outgunned by local incumbent Didi Chuxing, Uber is diving fully into this nation of 1.3 billion people, pouring money, engineers and logistical expertise into dominating what could one day be the world's largest market for transportation services.
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EditorsNote: Added score of game mentioned in 3rd graf; Added missing word 'of' in 9th graf Robert Covington bombed in five 3-pointers among a team total of 103 and finished with 20 points Thursday night as the Houston Rockets outgunned the host Golden State Warriors 135-105.
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"This track that you are seeing here like this is only because of the military that is killing civilians," claimed "Raphael," a 29-year-old cocoa trader turned commander in the Ambazonia Defense Forces (ADF), the outgunned and chaotically organized militia group fighting for the Anglophone region's independence.
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As veteran Republican strategist Karl Rove has pointed out, Trump's insistence on budgeting $500 million for his race -- only a third of what Hillary Clinton and the Democrats hope to raise and spend -- will leave Trump badly outgunned on television, no matter how much "free" attention he gets from news programs.
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Park City, Utah (CNN)Republican fund-raisers are beginning to fret that Donald Trump does not comprehend the magnitude of the challenge before him, warning that if he fails to execute the basic tasks of fund-raising during a critical six-week stretch, he will find himself badly outgunned this fall.
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The release on Thursday of Ovidio Guzmán López, El Chapo's son, by an outgunned and surrounded contingent of Mexican soldiers led to widespread criticism of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador for supporting the decision to yield to the cartel and, more broadly, for failing to tackle the country's spiraling violence.
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After months of slow-moving conversations about impeachment, even some groups who had been pushing for months to impeach Trump "got really caught off guard" when Pelosi finally backed an inquiry, one operative said — and they were immediately outgunned after news broke that their party would try to impeach the president.
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The watchdog recently created a strategic forum that's intended to bring together the region's public administrations to work on drawing up standard contracts with fairer terms for the public sector — to shrink the risk of institutions feeling outgunned and pressured into accepting T&Cs written by the same few powerful tech providers.
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Charles DeBerry, the principal of P.S. 76, the school that was set to absorb the STEM Institute, said he felt outgunned by the promotional efforts of charter schools, especially the Success Academy network, which has three schools in District 3 and has spent millions of dollars to recruit students for its schools across the city.
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The initial investigation, which was carried out by Africa Command and completed in the spring of 2018, found that a series of failures and deficiencies, including a lack of adequate training, contributed to the ambush that resulted in a Green Beret-led team being outgunned and overrun by more than 100 ISIS affiliated fighters.
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It soon became outgunned in Asia, however, when Uber began ratcheting its presence in India, where it is investing $1 billion, Korea, Japan and Southeast Asia, while local rivals Ola (India) and GrabTaxi (Southeast Asia) raised warchests of hundreds of millions of dollars each to turn their respective markets into two horse races against the U.S. giant.
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Without Mr. Gowdy, who lost his paid contributorship at Fox News after the announcement, and with another of Mr. Trump's lawyers, Rudolph W. Giuliani, sidelined from appearing on television for the moment as he is drawn increasingly into the Ukraine matter at the heart of the impeachment inquiry, the president's team remains outgunned in the fight for public opinion.
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"They thought they were going to die out there for simply carrying out their duties," Assistant United States Attorney Nicholas Dickinson said during closing arguments on Wednesday in reference to the outgunned Bureau of Land Management rangers and National Park Service officers who were assigned to provide security for a court-ordered roundup of Bundy's cattle.
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When the local army commandant refused to give him soldiers to chase loggers, McNab had gone to Guatemala City, secured a meeting with the army's chief of staff (its highest official), and gotten the men assigned to the base for six months—an unimaginable luxury for park guards used to being terribly outgunned by the invasores.
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"You organize the economy so workers have more power that allows them to get fair wages and safe living standards" so they're not outgunned by corporate power, said Jacob Leibenluft, who led Hillary Clinton's economic policy team during her presidential campaign and is now executive vice president for policy at the Center for American Progress, a liberal research institute.
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READ: The U.S. extracted two of "The Beatles" out of Kurdish custody Following their abandonment by their key backer the U.S., which left them outgunned and at the mercy of a brutal Turkish offensive, the Kurdish-led administration in northern Syria said Sunday it had been forced to reach an agreement with the Syrian government to deploy along the border to counter the Turkish invasion.
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In a nation that relies on the adversarial process between prosecution and defense to both advance justice and protect individual rights, what is the obligation to ensure that defense counsel — particularly when that counsel may be an under-resourced public defender representing someone without the financial means to access more knowledge or technical expertise of their own — is not so "technically outgunned" that the process cannot function in the way the country expects?
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Republicans feel so outgunned that Senate Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) complained to GOP donors this week: "The heart of the problem is Act Blue" — which funneled more than $700 million in small donations to Democratic House and Senate candidates.
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My appreciation for Duncan and the team he came to define was aided, I'm sure, by the fact that I got old right alongside them; in the same way that I had much of myself invested in the impossible outgunned struggle of the stupid basketball team of my youth, I am invested in the redemptive power of the Spurs' radical synthesis and graceful change as I sit here creaking through my 30s.
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