Outrange

TOOBIN: But that doesn't capture the real outrange, which is that these bankers, these insurance executives, who made such catastrophic decisions, are getting the taxpayers 'money in bonuses. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The social outrange was collected, focused and targeted into a political weapon and the enabling technology was the Internet. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"There's a difference between outrange and being out of control," Coleman says. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The fighting sparked outrange in other parts of the Arab world, with rioting in West Bank cities and East Jerusalem and solidarity protests taking place in Amman, Jordan. ❋ Unknown (2008)

SHOWBIZ TONIGHT was right there as starts, both on and off stage, spoke about the non-stop pressure to stay skinny in Hollywood and the growing outrange of using dangerously thin models on the runway. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Another New Orleans outrange coming up in the NEWSROOM. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The key to victory in this last naval Armageddon would be to simply outrange the Americans: the 18-inch guns of theYamato and theMusashi could stand off and destroy the American ships, whose mere 16-inch guns could not shoot as far. ❋ Evan Thomas (2006)

He was being wishful, he knew, hoping his battleships could get close enough to the American carriers, whose planes could outrange his guns. ❋ Evan Thomas (2006)

His bow would outrange those things by double, perhaps more, and even at long range his arrows would penetrate that feeble armor. ❋ Larry Niven (2005)

She's very good at that, too-she can outrange a Rigellian. ❋ Smith, E. E. (1972)

Stalins, T 34/85's, and the deadly SU self-propelled 122-mm. guns, which could outrange every German tank except the Jagd - tiger, overwhelmingly outgunned as well as outnumbered the Panzers, which were scattered defensively along the length of the front in an array of unit numbers that looked im - pressive on the OKW wall map but in reality represented no more than the feeble husks of once famous and formidable divisions. ❋ Clark, Alan (1965)

The rifle bombers outrange the hostile bombers and also afford protection on the flanks. ❋ Oliver Schoonmaker (N/A)

I will drop them on you when you least expect them, and their disguises will outrange all those known to ❋ Julius West (1904)

It was certain that the German 8·2-inch guns, if the shooting was at all good, would be found to outrange and outclass the British. ❋ Unknown (1902)

His vocabulary is conceded, even by his most envious critics, to outrange that of any other American. ❋ Unknown (1898)

The Glasgow's object was to endeavor to outrange the Leipzig, and thus cause her to alter course and give the ❋ Richard Joseph Beamish (1895)

One was that the Boer percussion-shells were useless in soft ground, as hardly any of them exploded; the other that the Boer guns could outrange our ordinary fifteen-pounder field gun, which had been the one thing perhaps in the whole British equipment upon which we were prepared to pin our faith. ❋ Arthur Conan Doyle (1894)

[Li'l] Nyandam outranged Dark [Emperor] Nyandam's attack [range], that's why I use him a lot ❋ FiveCabbge (2017)