| He can outmatch a steinbock any time when it comes to climbing. |
| The federal government uses tax-payer dollars to ever-so-generously outmatch its employees' pension contributions. |
| Every stone, every tree has a man behind it, for the Fijian can outmatch the world in the art of taking cover. |
| St. Clair and Martin divided the punting between them and together they managed to outmatch the efforts of the Southby kicker. |
| It is not normal for the economic migration from third countries to outmatch the free movement between countries inside the Union. |
| He has the ability to raise his game to outmatch his opponent, and is expected to pull off some interesting wins. |
