Sentence examples for danger of overwhelming from inspiring English sources

Even if you think that all of the above changes are entirely necessary, who on earth thought it would be a good idea to bring them in just before Christmas, when the sheer weight of mail is in danger of overwhelming the system?

Those figures are in danger of overwhelming the ability of host nations to cope, the report says.

If anything the service is in danger of overwhelming the user while also coming across as another me-too offering: How is Geomium different to the likes of Facebook Places, Foursquare, Rummble, Yelp etc.? But actually, that's why it might just work.

Yet citizen documentarians are in danger of overwhelming government agencies with all their digital data.

There's no danger of characters overwhelming his photographs, which are mostly deserted.

Many preadolescents felt in danger of being overwhelmed by the pain they experienced.

He says the current 20th century model is struggling and in danger of being overwhelmed.

Even now the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf, the body that considers the claims, is in danger of being overwhelmed.

The quasi-private mortgage agencies are in danger of being overwhelmed by losses on their holdings of mortgages and mortgage-backed securities (MBS).

Hospitals are in danger of becoming overwhelmed as the Government takes social care away from older people and makes it harder to see a GP.

Liverpool, however, could also reflect on more missed chances than they will care to remember, particularly in the first half when Mansfield were in danger of being overwhelmed.