Sentence examples for because it has overwhelming from inspiring English sources

The Washington Post reported, Rep. Trent Franks (R-Ariz)., the bill's lead sponsor, had predicted Wednesday that his proposal would easily pass because it "has overwhelming support among the American people".

It has overwhelming, international public backing.

The Crown believed it had overwhelming evidence.

But, amazingly, the crisis provoked by the use of chemical weapons in Damascus on 21 August has hitherto been to Assad's advantage, because it has exposed the overwhelming unpopularity in the US, Britain and France of further military adventures in the Middle East.

The grumbling has escalated despite the huge influx of wealth from the boom, largely because it has become clear that growth is overwhelming capacity.

An overwhelming 74 per cent of British people think the UK is attractive because it has "more generous welfare benefits".

An everyday life experience had been chosen because such experiences have overwhelming importance in getting students involved in physics and to increase their attendance in classes (Donnelly 1998; Mahoy and Knutton 1997).

It should therefore be a definition which has overwhelming support, not something amended because of a vocal minority.

Because polls show that Keystone XL has overwhelming support, even among Americans who consider themselves environmentally conscious.

But many poor nations are actually cutting education budgets and raising school fees, in part because they have overwhelming foreign debts.

This, my friend, is because you have overwhelming privilege in that situation – the privilege of mainstream society telling you that you are normal and that the trans person is an oddity to be examined.