out-muscle

• “Because of this, illegal logging operations all too often out-muscle municipal authorities who are responsible for forest management but have few of the resources needed to fulfill the task.”

  The Huffington Post: A Goal for Copenhagen: Keep the Focus on Enforcement

• “He was, in fact, part of the crew that made a now legendary trip to Half-Price Books, the one where I had to out-muscle Joe R.”

  Archive 2010-04-11

• “The design of the Dream Wall will out-wit instead of trying to out-muscle those who would abuse its neighborliness.”

  Mike Bonifer: Dream Wall

• “Very alert locating the ball, but tends to try an out-muscle the blockers rather than using his hands to shed ...”

  USATODAY.com

• “Has the raw power needed to collapse the pocket, but will spend more time trying to out-muscle the blocker rather than escaping from his opponent to make the big play in the backfield ...”

  USATODAY.com

• “Will push off and out-muscle defensive backs to get open ...”

  USATODAY.com

• “Improving as an in-line blocker, giving good effort, but needs to get out quicker when lead blocking for the ground game (will try to out-muscle rather than finesse block, but is still developing the power he needs to be consistent in this area) ...”

  USATODAY.com

• “His wrestling mentality forces him to try and out-muscle the defender (this results in him locking on to the opponent for long periods, rather than chip off to find another target to locate) ...”

  USATODAY.com

• “Since then, Martin has had up to two slots open on the commission and not enough votes to out-muscle the two Democrats who want more studies before scribing new rules.”

  Forbes: Lobbyist McDowell In FCC Post Hearings Thursday

• “And how we proceed now to outmaneuver Saddam before we out-muscle him in the next several weeks will determine whether we proceed with a broad base of support or a narrow base of support.”

  CNN Transcript Nov 14, 2002

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