Use "outscore" in a sentence

1. So, won’t the least sought-after of the whores outscore all the Casanovas of the world put together; well, that’s in the lighter vein, but it was that experience which made me realize that it was stupid to generalize the sex-workers; the harlots in the hell-holes of cities’ red-light districts are a pitiable lot of gullible girls and hapless women forced to cater to the ever growing demand for paid sex there

2. A study at the University of Surrey showed many senior managers and executives, other ‘professionals’ not being excluded, outscore mental patients on histrionic (over dramatic in reaction or behaviour) or narcissistic (excessive self-admiration and self-centredness) behaviours and compulsive personalities