After some initial stumbles, however, Santa Clara, Calif.-based Intel moved fast to grind AMD down with fresh designs even as it pressed its overwhelming manufacturing advantage.
Within a year, as the army asserted its overwhelming strength among the armed services, plans for a rotating presidency between the four members of the ruling junta of service chiefs were dropped and Pinochet was named President of the Republic.
As the web expands its overwhelming presence in our daily lives, the pressure to improve the performance of web servers increases.
It is effectively being treated as a monopoly because of its overwhelming dominance in paid search advertising, which gives it carte blanche to move into other markets with disruptive pricing models (i.e. free).
That said, O Brother has enormous gaiety and a terrific soundtrack, and deserves its overwhelming position as the "choice of the Croisette" - Cannes's feelgood movie.
But to read Me as a "breakup album" discounts its overwhelming positivity and poise.
Its historic track record of uncritical support for Israel has been raised to new heights (or more correctly fallen to a new low) as witnessed in May by its overwhelming and unconditional support, reflected by the astonishing number of its standing ovations lauding Netanyahu's extremism.
2, 3 In chemical biology, water‐mediated interactions offer tremendous opportunities for the development of novel chemical structures with biological activity, but due to its small size on the one hand and to its overwhelming abundance as a solvent on the other hand, water is often neglected when it comes to the detailed study of biological processes on a molecular or atomic level.
If the campaign against the Islamic State is defined and conducted with humanitarian protection as its primary and overwhelming objective, it should succeed not only in stopping further atrocities, but also in making large inroads into curbing the wider terrorist threat at its source.
Whatever the origin of Kohl's pain, she described it as overwhelming.
