Sentence examples for may be overmatched from inspiring English sources

Its defense will to try to contain Campbell, but the unit may be overmatched.

Seattle's defensive backs will be getting up close and personal with Percy Harvin, the top Vikings receiver, and the pint-size star, currently tied for the N.F.L. lead in receptions, may be overmatched.

"Wolf Lake" on CBS looks like it may be overmatched quickly by "Law and Order" and even CBS's "Education of Max Bickford," which started well the previous Sunday, fell off in its second episode, especially at the half-hour mark.

Juan Carlos Zepeda, Mexico's chief oil regulator, has warned that Pemex is not prepared to control a possible leak from the two deepest wells it is planning this year and that the National Hydrocarbons Commission, the three-year-old agency Mr. Zepeda oversees, may be overmatched when it comes to regulating deepwater drilling.

He might not be ready to be an everyday slugger in the middle of the lineup, and he may be overmatched defensively in right field, but the Mets do not have many other choices as they begin the 2012 season Thursday with their home opener against Atlanta.

Anyone else facing either one of them would be overmatched".

He will be overmatched before "Fidelity" is over.

Girardi chose not to start Overbay because he feared he would be overmatched by Kershaw.

Girardi said Montero did not appear to be overmatched Thursday, taking some good swings.

Still, if the pre-Belmont Big Brown shows up, this bunch will probably be overmatched.

Despite missing the cut, Sorenstam dispelled the notion that she would be overmatched.