Sentence examples for change overwhelmingly from inspiring English sources
"There is no doubt in my mind that the literature on climate change overwhelmingly supports the hypothesis that climate change is caused by humans.
For years, the left has complained about the president's habit of governing as a cautious technocrat, yet Sanders supporters, who claim to be agitated and agitating for change, overwhelmingly favor him, according to that NBC/WSJ poll.
You can see this with tree felling in Alexandra Park or in the St Peters Square developments (7) wasting money on changes overwhelmingly opposed.
The package of changes overwhelmingly passed the 40-member Senate on Friday, with only 5 members, all Republicans, voting against the spending limit and 12 members, also Republicans, voting against the bond measure.
But if history is any judge, the desire for change is overwhelmingly in Mr Hollande's favour.
But while his brief visit has yielded little concrete change, residents overwhelmingly vote Democratic, all the time.
The dust-up, he said, reflected the "national mood" in an electorate restless for change and overwhelmingly dominated by young people, but hardly represented a clash between generations.
But the biggest chunk of Mr. Bush's $674 billion package is a call to eliminate taxes on corporate dividends, and that change would overwhelmingly benefit the wealthiest 5percentt of taxpayers.
The change was overwhelmingly favoured by the leadership of the church, the clergy (one-third of which is female), and by public opinion which matters for a church which aspires to be the spiritual voice of a whole nation, however diverse or secular.
The last-minute change, approved overwhelmingly by the House of Deputies, delays passage of a revamping of the country's judicial system that is meant to speed up trials that now stretch on for years and to better equip the country in its battle against narcotics traffickers.
I believe that change is overwhelmingly incremental or gradual because that is the kind of change encouraged by systems.
