Sentences with phrase «though outclassed»
The front facing speakers are respectable, though outclassed by phones like the Axon 7 and HTC 10.
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Our midfield was hardly scary and though Arteta and Ramsey performed admirably, they were often outclassed.
He's been content to win clear - but - unimpressive rounds against his last several opponents (prior to Danny) even though he had them outclassed, then switches from outfighting to straight - up avoidance once he figures the fight is in the bag.
Though potentially outclassed by rising stars Romelu Lukaku and Lacina Traore any of those three would be good signings.
What can be questioned, though, is whether Tottenham can match Man City, the only team who have outclassed them this season, and regain their place as genuine title contenders.
Even this though does not explain the picture fully — only when we look at Pep Guardiola's style do we really realise why Liverpool were outclassed in the second half.
United were outclassed, outworked and out though by Manchester City last weekend in their derby day defeat, so have to bounce back and try to play a bit more positively than they did in that one.
When it comes to storage space for luggage, though, the Jaguar model easily outclasses the competition yet again.
What's key, though, is that the Xoom — along with any other tablet — doesn't outclass the iPad on any of the specs that Apple clearly thinks are most important.
Both will shoot 1080p video and all told they far outclass those of the iPad 2, though are about on - par with other premium tablets.
It's necessary, though, as most upgrades for the Magnum Opus are unlocked by dropping a regions Threat Rating to a low enough level, and as you progress through the story you'll quickly find yourself being outclassed by powerful vehicles, forcing you to spend your time trundling around the map.
Though not without faults, the graphics are easily some of the best on GameCube, and outclass those found in many next - gen titles.
Though Basquiat fit perfectly alongside then - ascendant Neo-Expressionists like Julian Schnabel, who aimed to return figurative painting to the realm of vanguard art, a bit of distance shows that he was regularly outclassing them.