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Definition of outspend in English: outspendverboutspent aʊtˈspɛnd [with object]Spend more than (someone else) Democrats will outspend Republicans from now to the elections Example sentencesExamples - Sony, for example, far outspends Samsung on traditional advertising in the U.S. on electronics products.
- Rather, she was severely outspent by Abraham and did not have enough money to respond to every attack ad.
- For the first time, Democrats outspent Republicans by 20 per cent.
- About 95 per cent of winning candidates outspent their competitors.
- It far outspent its rivals on weapons and used them more often.
- In 1998, he ran against another unknown and outspent him 14-1.
- At the retail level we see no benefit in getting into a vicious circle where every player tries to gain share by outspending us on acquisition costs.
- Even when prescription costs are subtracted from total purchases, prescription buyers outspend the norm.
- ‘We reckon we've been massively outspent,’ he said.
- Friedman had outspent him by a factor of almost 5 to 1.
- The Hellenic republic has outspent itself to safeguard the Games.
- They've dramatically outspent us with incessant fear-mongering.
- Despite lavishing millions of dollars on his campaigns and outspending his opponents, his political ambitions have met with little success.
- I have worked on multiple campaigns where we were grossly outspent, yet we were able to establish a superior Web presence.
- He'll probably outspend him here in New Hampshire.
- Rivera hugely outspent the opponents of subsidies.
- It sounds like we were outspent in Washington, too.
- Because of extraordinary generosity from right-wing foundations, it is estimated that conservative think tanks outspend their liberal and progressive counterparts by a five-to-one margin.
- But if the Yes side has heavily outspent the No forces, they cannot be sure of victory.
- We were outspent but because of you we were never out-worked.
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