Examples of 'outscoring' in a sentence
Meaning of "outscoring"
Outscoring (verb) - The action of scoring more points, goals, or successes than an opponent or a previous performance in a competition or activity
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- present participle of outscore
How to use "outscoring" in a sentence
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The dividend is not necessarily in outscoring an opponent.
You do that by outscoring your opponent at the different levels.
This can be done in a number of ways such as outscoring the opposing team.
The Astros are outscoring their opponents 36-10 in this building during the postseason.
On objective measures of math performance, these women were outscoring men.
And they did it in style outscoring the Blue Bulls by two tries to nil.
In many combat sports, a contestant wins by either disabling or outscoring the opponent.
The Australians dominated the match, outscoring the Philippines in all three quarters played.
Winning, in this context, is a feeling of success and not a matter of outscoring someone else.
The Spurs set a franchise record while outscoring the Grizzlies 30-7 in the second quarter.
In recent local by-elections, the neo-fascist FN has been outscoring the PS.
This time, the center reached the first place outscoring their traditional competitors.
College in the final, outscoring.
Medvedeva successfully defended her national title, outscoring Alina Zagitova by twelve points.
I will have no pointy-ear outscoring me!
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Started well for Oregon State, with the Beavers outscoring Colorado and Utah a combined 70-20.
Lopez 's father taught her to play golf, and she was outscoring him by age 11.
The team won its three matches to take the gold medal, outscoring opponents 29 to 1.
II have no pointy-ear outscoring me!
The current run includes nine shutouts with the Canadians outscoring the opposition 11-1.
