(1) Mrs. Smith complained that her husband outspent his earns.

(2) European investors may outspend the Japanese this year.

(3) It seemed that he wanted to outspend all his friend.

(4) In the Senate race, the Republican outspent his rival by nearly $2 million.

(5) Gingrich had consistently outspent rival candidates.

(6) Unemployed or still at school, often unaccustomed to budget discipline, young people now have unprecedented opportunities to outspend their means.

(7) Bush's cash juggernaut-$ 68m strong-was directed against allowing Forbes to outspend his opponents and win Iowa.

(8) Outspent fuel is placed to a cooling down pond and then is transported to a storage cell.

(9) He added that the Republicans had been "grossly outspent" by groups affiliated with the Democratic Party.

(10) Now a candidate can literally be outspent by independent groups.

(11) In recent interviews, representatives on each side claimed to have been outspent.

(12) Moreover, poorer candidates have won early primaries in the past, including Mike Huckabee, who triumphed in Iowa's Republican caucuses in 2008 despite being massively outspent by Mr Romney.

(13) That changed in 2008 when the conservative majority struck down a federal rule that had tripled the limit on campaign contributions for a candidate outspent by a rich(sentencedict.com), self-financed opponent.

(14) That time a few British sportsmen will win gold, mostly in sports with a high technical content where we outspent the rest of the world, like yachting and cycling.

(15) The results show that the blacktop performance can be improved efficiently up to existing technical standard if adding properly the reclaiming agent in the outspent asphalt mixture.

(16) Up and down the country, the airwaves are heavy with blast and counter-blast from candidates who have outspent any that have come before them.

(17) Both camps tried to play down expectations in Pennsylvania, where Clinton's once double-digit lead has dwindled to single digits in many polls as Obama has outspent her heavily.

(18) Santorum essentially split the vote in Ohio, despite being heavily outspent by Romney's campaign.