Sentence examples for had been overmatched from inspiring English sources

The latter two clubs had been overmatched from the start in their first season of top-flight football.

We've been overmatched sometimes, more this year than ever.

Aside from A.J. Green, the Bengals have been overmatched through the air all season long.

"I don't feel like he has been overmatched in his at-bats.

Philadelphia's 24-year-old forwards should have been overmatched against Anthony, one of the league's top scorers, but he struggled with their quickness and energy.

Anthony played point forward for much of the night, usurping the ball-handling duties from Toney Douglas, who has been overmatched as a point guard.

The Yankees climbed back into the playoff race in the last few weeks by outslugging their competition, but against the Red Sox this week, their pitching staff has been overmatched.

Each time, Sprewell and Houston have been overmatched by Carter, Christie and McGrady on the perimeter and intimidated by the presence of Charles Oakley in the paint.

Controls might have been overmatched for sexual behavior (i.e., number of sexual partners or high-risk sexual practices) to case-patients.

But then Seles has been overmatching players of late, putting her downsized racket and upgraded fitness to ferocious use.

The Celtics had also been overmatched and overwhelmed by the Knicks in the first three games, including a disastrous performance Friday in Game 3. The Celtics who showed up Sunday were a determined bunch, much different from the previous three games.