Sentences with phrase «just outsmart»

And this is the point where people need to realize there's a reason why the big eeeevil publishers were there in the first place and we didn't just outsmart the earlier centuries by «liberalizing» the industry.

This is one department where the Jazz will not just outsmart its rivals, but pretty much every car sold in India.

It sounded like he wanted to say that he is still the strongest guy at the bar, he was just outsmarted — yes, tricked — by this skinny guy (I wonder how that's any better).

Ethan is not above showing a moment of confusion, nor giving a wink to the thug that he's just both outsmarted and amazed.

Not exact matches

Just don't outsmart yourself.

Despite the fact that Pied Piper eventually outsmarts the patent troll, the startup ends up paying more in attorney fees than it would have cost to just settle.

He just seems like a big bully.surely there are enough resources and lawyers in the Christian Communuty to outnumber him and outsmart him.

I just don't see Sully being outsmarted by anybody.

We just have way too many problems to sort out to all of a sudden think we can outsmart Klopp's heavy metal gang on Wednesday!

Another fact is that it does not matter how much money the board spends in players, WENGER has proven he lost the edge, he's been outsmart by almost every Manager, from horrendous defeats against the bigger teams in years past to the loss against Watford in the FA Cup, WENGER just doesn't have it no more, he must leave PERIOD.

Reputation that he'll outsmart you (on and off the pitch) and the fear that his squad are always under because the special one always manages a team with ridiculous financial resources and will just buy someone else if you don't deliver.

If u go back and check my comments prior to the game against the Swans, I did say how I was just unsure about the game because our team had become quite very predictable, and I recall vividly how their coach tactically outsmarted Arsene in the reverse fixture when we lost to them.

You may want to read something that will prevent you from outsmarting yourself, not just tonight but in the future.

Tampax has just launched a quirky fun video to show that you can «outsmart» Mother Nature and take control of your period.

It just means he'll have to work a little harder to outsmart you.

It's only human to want to better oneself, if just to outsmart the competition.

How to Outsmart Your Noggin: What you drown out can be just as important to your brain's efficiency as what you absorb, according to a recent University of Rochester study.

True, coconut oil does solidify when cold, and just might form stubborn little clumps when added to cold drinks, but you just need to outsmart it.

So, they know who the murderer is, and he finds out who they are, so they just have to outsmart the bad guy while convincing the police they have a problem.

The third act is the most profound volume of Joy's narrative: It's not just simply persuading people to buy the commodity, but it's learning to outsmart the competition and thwart fraud, and discovering ways to shed her weakness (which Russell illustrates when Joy cuts her hair as literal view of the metaphor) and discard her naivete in order to navigate trade deals.

I just think if you outsmart somebody.

They have to use more than just brute strength in order to outsmart these vicious pack of wolves in order to survive.

Rosenstock outsmarted the bureaucrats last year by joining a school district 150 miles away just for its special education funding.

As much as i love my (five) kindles, its not hard to outsmart Amazon just by building a premium device and then undercutting them.

So to me, it is not worth the risk trying to sell a quality asset that is compounding intrinsic value just to try and outsmart other speculators in the near term.

I would just like to say that, as a person who has tried to «outsmart» debt by moving it around, and then by paying the highest interest rate debt first, and failing miserably, I am now firmly aboard the Dave Ramsey plan.

It is true that the basis for buying should not be to outsmart the market, but just follow the index.

This is fine, as long as you understand that it's just another form of trying to outsmart the basic stock index.

When Rex, my large German Shepherd was just 6 months old, I knew he was going to be the size of a horse and could outsmart me, too, when I saw that he could even «open doors and gates».

There's just something about knowing that you outsmarted your opponent, rather than just using your reflexes in an action game, that feels so darn good.

Outplan, Outsmart, Outgun: From battlegroup customization to troop positioning and maneuvering, winning battles requires cunning and strategy, not just raw firepower.

It was also relaxing and enjoyable just hit the ball around and trying to outsmart the AI in the Endurance mode.

Simply put, if an artist has succeeded in the studio time and again with a combination of form and color, he or she knows where the dash of cobalt goes and how to make it stick with authority, just as an experienced athlete can anticipate the play and outsmart younger players who rush around the field unthinkingly.

So you think you can outsmart an insurance company by adding comprehensive coverage to your vehicle just prior to a storm arriving in your region.