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1. should be outclass and stand out, because you are there
2. The battle statistics of those two P I ships so far outclass any other ships of their type that many attempts have been made to replicate the process
3. ����������� �Gentlemen, my conclusion from those pictures is that, in terms of military technology, the British now hopelessly outclass us and are further widening the gap every day
4. To be a witch is to live a hunted life; to suffer the stupidity and ignorance of those around you, even though you could outclass them with the simplest spell
5. tempting to outclass your abilities and this will
1. I fancied myself behind a steering wheel when I arrived but quickly realised that I was outclassed and preferred later years to be the crew and do the navigating
2. what they now suspected was true then they would be outgunned and outclassed in the event of a
3. ‘’Their pilots are brave but lack experience, while their planes are outclassed by our own fighters
4. Don’t get me wrong, though: our male pilots have done the impossible to stop the Japanese air raids, but their planes are outclassed by the Japanese machines and they were heavily outnumbered
5. One of the USAAF men was himself an experienced fighter-bomber pilot and was already mentally writing off the P-38s, who were hopelessly outclassed by the enemy jets
6. The Commonwealth ground troops were simply outclassed by the Japanese
7. She completely outclassed the older British battleships and even the new King George V class was not so well armoured nor so fast, although they did fire a heavier broadside
8. The Royal Navy completely outclassed the Italian navy on more than one occasion, especially at Taranto
9. The Japanese saw no other option than kamikaze attacks; their aircraft and aircrews being totally outclassed by their American counterparts
10. ‘’General Sokolin told me that he has only a handful of planes left, all outclassed by the American planes, while his airfields are a shambles
11. Her goal in permitting such photos was to impress on the Soviets in particular how outclassed they were in the air in Indochina
12. Tanya pulled off some fantastic manoeuvres and she outclassed the enemy pilots with her magnificent stunts and she shot them out of the sky
13. The most powerful of our cruisers is still way outclassed in terms of firepower by that KOSTROMA, a lesson that was driven home yesterday at a dreadful cost to us
14. Completely outclassed in a fight against combat ships and also affected heavily by radiations, the Morg troopships were massacred without pity in less than six minutes
15. In contrast, the American industrial giant had now fully awakened, as he had predicted before the war had started, and was now churning out a seemingly endless amount of war materiel, including many brand new weapons, ships and aircraft that outclassed anything Japan had
16. “We had to sink hundreds of millions of pounds into the development of a successor to our disappointing LIGHTNING jet fighter, after it was shown to be outclassed by the American F-83, and now you want me to spend even more on defense? Do I need to remind you that we also spent a fortune subsidizing our airlines and our aircraft industries, which were on the verge of bankruptcy because the new American jet airliners were so superior to anything we produced?”
17. When he didn't though, he was severely outclassed
18. To push Portuguese greed to the ultimate limit… Only to be outclassed in greed by the Dutch
19. Who were then outclassed by the English
20. Who have been outclassed by the Americans
21. “Reese hasn’t ever fought anyone with more than six or seven fights under his belt, which meant his opponents have been both outclassed and intimidated
22. Once the fighting began, however, any small industrial modules they’d managed to hide away in the mountains were enormously outclassed, because Hamilcar hadn’t yet been disposed of
23. His guns would be outclassed, in both numbers and capability, but Green Valley’s artillerists would be unable to use their own weapons to full advantage because they simply wouldn’t be able to see their targets
24. He was the customary fourth for the captain’s thrice a five-day spades games, and while he was above average by most people’s standards, he was outclassed by the other three players and knew it
25. During the day I was pitted against first men and then beasts, but as I was armed with a long-sword and always outclassed my adversary in agility and generally in strength as well, it proved but child's play to me
26. During his convalescence he had gone over in his mind many times the battle with the gorilla, and his first thought was to recover the wonderful little weapon which had transformed him from a hopelessly outclassed weakling to the superior of the mighty terror of the jungle
