Sentence examples for often overmatched from inspiring English sources

With teams that were often overmatched by major college opponents, Polansky posted records of 10-6 and 10-8.

But over all, most criticism is valuable and interesting and proves that I'm quite often overmatched in my knowledge of places I visit.

Last year's team was young and often overmatched, but this season Bergen Catholic has an experienced and explosive defense as well as a balanced offense.

Moeller was a Yankee last season, when he tried to guide an often overmatched pitching staff through the bruising American League East.

Many of the fill-ins had far less experience than Sadorus — some had never worked higher than Division III college games — and it was clear that they were often overmatched by the speed of the N.F.L.

The team has been too often overmatched on the field and is still trying to regain its balance financially after its entanglement with the Bernard L. Madoff fraud scheme.

In college and as a professional, Manning played for teams that were frequently overmatched.

Their 58-88 renteringTuesdayTuesday was the worst in the league, and their pitchers often seem overmatched.

-Amaro made the deal without giving up his top young hitter, Domonic Brown, who often seems overmatched now but will have time to develop as Raul Ibanez's replacement next season.

And whether it's water scarcity in Brazil, the rural electricity shortfall in India, the financial meltdown in Russia, or income inequality in the U.S., public-sector leaders often seem overmatched and overwhelmed at a time when solutions and answers are needed.

Pederson's major league experience is limited to 18 games, all last September, when he often looked overmatched.