But money or vouchers for private or charter schools mean less money for the overwhelmingly greater number of kids who remain in the public schools.
"Whatever we think about American and British behaviour, the blacks themselves voted with their feet, in overwhelmingly greater numbers, for the king," Schama argued in an interview around the time of the book's publication.
But even when the numbers show that Arsenal made 586 passes to Blackburn's 228 — and achieved overwhelmingly greater accuracy with them — the only fact that counts is that Colin Kazim-Richards scored for Blackburn late in the contest, and no Arsenal player could.
Households with less favourable economic, geographic and demographic characteristics are consistently experiencing an overwhelmingly greater proportion of victimisation.
One need not claim that the capacity for consciousness underlies everything of prudential value, just that it underlies the overwhelmingly greater part of what matters to us prudentially.
For the more than 700,000 individuals released annually, who are returning to communities in metropolitan areas with high concentrations of ex-offenders, the challenges may be overwhelmingly greater than for the larger reentry population.
This would suggest that nonnative plants in Florida do not have an overwhelmingly greater phenological response to climatic change in the form of increased freezing temperatures than closely related native species do, and may not be differentially favored by climate change in regions experiencing colder winter and spring conditions.
In the NACP study between 30% and 60% of persons in the three districts studied reported having made some changes in their sexual behavior; the overwhelmingly greatest change made was in the reduction in the number of partners (Moodie et al., 1991).
