Sentence examples for swamped them from inspiring English sources

Pakistan never recovered as England simply swamped 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.

"They only had 56 seats per plane, but they were doing very well" in filling those seats until the fuel increases and other bills swamped them while additional sources of capital investment unexpectedly shrank, he added.

We have House members, many of whom I suspect can't balance their own checkbooks, rejecting a complex rescue package because some voters, whom I fear also don't understand, swamped them with phone calls.

After sorting through the debris left behind by the Republican wave that swamped them, officials at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee said the difficult decision to cut off campaign spending on Democrats whose races had slipped out of reach and then spend the money elsewhere ultimately saved 15 to 20 seats.

Just like the mainframe and minicomputer makers, who faced a threat that ultimately swamped them when the PC came on the scene, the existing gear companies are staring straight into the abyss.

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

This is true but misleading: Russia already can swamp them with sheer numbers, without needing new platforms.

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

Apart from in Milton Abbas, where tenants had more rights, and an infuriated Lord Milton lost patience and released the dam holding his half-completed lake to swamp them.