Sentences with phrase «much outsmart»

With a program like this, you'd think that you will be able to get the most bang for your buck and pretty much outsmart everyone else in the gym.

Iceland do nt have any injury worries of suspensions and we can safely assume they will start with the same lineup which pretty much outsmart England to reach this far.

He over thought it so much he outsmarted himself.

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You would think Goldman, Sachs would be too smart to ever get caught in a fiasco like these failing LBOs, but they do some much shady financing that sooner or later they are going to outsmart themselves and get caught in something of their own making.

Drury knows Xero can't beat its much bigger competitors at their own game — it has to outsmart them with a different approach.

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.

To the extent that the Senate Democrats are a more formidable and grown - up - looking team than the one that was repeatedly outsmarted by the geniuses known as The Four Amigos, doesn't it become that much harder to use «chaos» as an excuse for keeping them out of power?

Another team from the University of Washington discovered that the malaria parasite in Asia outsmarts drugs and develops resistance much more quickly than in other parts of the world.

One of the most deadly forms of the parasite, Plasmodium falciparum, has already started to outsmart the world's most effective antimalarial drug, artemisinin, in much of southeast Asia.

A thriller like this can collapse under too much scrutiny, but in the moment, it does work as a nitty - gritty game of cat and mouse, especially when Shaun does break back into the house and outsmarts the numbskulled intruders.

As much as I love the various film retellings of Robin Hood over the years, I'll probably skip this one; Crowe is ridiculously miscast (might have been a good sheriff per the original plan though), and while I'm glad the movie isn't all swordplay and archery, it sounds seriously short of what made Robin Hood an actual legend — you know, derring - do and outsmarting the local (corrupt) government.

One can feel a determined hand behind much of the action, which is muted and not bombastic, focusing on hand - to - hand combat and outsmarting one's opponent.

A combination of Aronofsky's Pi (doing the «math = god = madness» equation much better, I should add), Good Will Hunting, Marathon Man, and eventually Drop Dead Fred, A Beautiful Mind ultimately outsmarts itself by blurring reality and fiction so awkwardly that when a pivotal uplift sequence occurs towards the end, one is left wondering for a time whether that, too, is some kind of delusion.

Despite their graying heads and advancing years, the retired CIA agents in Red 2 can still outshoot, outsmart and outlast legions of much younger, armed and highly trained attackers.

When completely overpowered in this moment, Strange is required to outsmart the opponent, and while it feels somewhat restrained in tone, the end of the film is much more memorable than the final 40 minutes of Age of Ultron.

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

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

Or to put it another way: Trying to outguess or time the bond market makes about as much sense as trying to outsmart the stock market — none.

My only issue with the gameplay when it comes to taking on the AI is that no matter the difficulty it still feels very easy to outsmart them and there's not much of a strategy element to it.

Fans can outsmart them with over 20 crazy power ups: including Lasers, Tornadoes, Giant PAC - MAN and much more.

It felt like I had outsmarted him in a much deeper way than usual.