In the early days of the NWE, the US was overwhelmingly powerful and enjoyed remarkable security: it controlled the hemisphere, the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, and the opposite sides of those oceans as well.
"The response was remarkable, and it was overwhelmingly negative," Mr. Lee said.
Since British and U.S. anthropologists in the last third of the 19th century were not particularly disposed to this view, Boas's success in making it overwhelmingly dominant was all the more remarkable.
With remarkable speed, the House overwhelmingly approved legislation to give the secretary of transportation enough financial flexibility to shift as much as $253 million to the air traffic control system, less than a week after the onset of politically problematic flight delays driven by across-the-board spending cuts.
To the Editor: Isn't it remarkable that liberals and Democrats are so overwhelmingly represented on university faculties?
Ten years ago today, the United States Congress, in a remarkable display of compassion and bipartisanship, passed overwhelmingly legislation that established an historic and transforming global health program now known as PEPFAR -- the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief.
If it's not quite as overwhelmingly impressive as his account of the Second, it's still a remarkable achievement.
Bellamy's success is all the more remarkable as it has come in a city where Australian Rules is overwhelmingly the most popular football code.
His remarkable influence — even his critics suggest the results of his patronage have been overwhelmingly good for the city — says much about Los Angeles and its still-adolescent philanthropic culture, diffuse power base and lack of civic investment among many of its richest residents.
As Nate Silver (who has lately attracted a remarkable amount of hate — welcome to my world, Nate!) clearly explains, state polling currently points overwhelmingly to an Obama victory.
