Sentence examples for could become overwhelming from inspiring English sources

He said the pressure to change could become overwhelming within two to three years, or even sooner if trade conflicts flared up.

If Greece falls behind on its bailout program again, the pressure to cut off aid and let it default and leave the euro zone could become overwhelming in Germany, Finland and the Netherlands — the euro zone's countries with AAA ratings.

It has taken steps to allow website owners to restrict pinning but as Pinterest grows, the prospect of responding to what could in theory be thousands of takedown requests a day could become overwhelming.

Until recently I guessed that the maximum contribution from renewables would be something like 50%: beyond that point the difficulties of storing electricity and balancing the grid could become overwhelming.

If the Raiders' sizeable and aggressive forwards control Manly in the same way, Ricky Stuart's team will be collecting the two points while the pressure on Toovey could become overwhelming for a club that has reportedly already sounded out Trent Barrett about taking over in 2016.

Should many of these gene therapies be approved in the coming decade the budgetary impact burden on payers could become overwhelming.

Requiring companies to alert investors of every government investigation could quickly become overwhelming, they say.

But he faces formidable opposition from Pemex's powerful labor union and other nationalist forces, whose accusations that Mr. Fox is selling out to foreign exploitation could easily become overwhelming.

Considering the amount of information reaching our sensory organs every second, it could easily become overwhelming if we did not mentally categorize it.

At other times, the details become overwhelming.

By 1999, it had become overwhelming.