Sentence examples for swamp them from inspiring English sources

He doesn't want to swamp them with premature cynicism.

A 2006 economics study showed universities practicing affirmative action for men so that superior female applicants wouldn't swamp them.

And when I discuss I burst with ideas and I think I'm going to swamp them, so I hold back.

Apple and Google are getting a nonprofit competitor, which aims to swamp them by using Web-based technologies that act like smartphone apps.

Investment in Chinese content- and service-providers will be limited to 49%, a level judged sufficient by the government to spur local competitors but not swamp them.

They perform at their peak when cooked slowly in a fair amount of oil or butter and enough liquid (stock, if poss) to soften but not swamp them.

Pakistan never recovered as England simply swamped them.

The extended bass trill in the sixth and final variation was kept perfectly in check, so that it murmured beneath the right-hand figures without swamping them.

But in many cases they appear to be playing defense, rushing to bolster Democratic candidates in races in which Republican outside groups had been swamping them.

In these confused seas, a rogue wave slams into us near Fort Tilden, knocking Dan and Carl out of their boats and swamping them.

The attackers did not need to "hack" Estonia's sites, exactly; they simply swamped them with a "distributed denial of service"—DDoS assault, which continued for two weeks.