Sentence examples for far overwhelms from inspiring English sources

(Of course, the sum of junk food far overwhelms that of anything else).

When and if flashover occurs due to a furniture fire, the amount of pollution and carcinogens released from this one fire far overwhelms the production of potentially dangerous products from a flame retardant foam," he says.

While all that may be good for Russia as a whole, it has so far overwhelmed its far east, given the gross imbalance along the border between a booming Chinese economy and this part of Russia that has perennially failed to feed, clothe and house itself.

Because the simulation suggests that heat released as a result of radioactive decay "far overwhelmed" the effect of the cooling water, he said, and because temperatures in the inner pressure vessel that originally housed the fuel are thought to have dropped quickly, Tepco now assumes that "100 percent of the fuel at Unit 1 has slumped" into the outer primary containment vessel.

"Coinage has been around for 3,000 years," he said, regretting that in the United States a coin's commercial purpose had far overwhelmed its parallel societal use: "the inclusion of our storytelling and values, of the culture of the country that produces the coins".

Any reduction in carbon monoxide from California vehicles will be far overwhelmed by rising emissions elsewhere, particularly China, they say.

But I'm far from overwhelmed by the replacement.

She was far from overwhelmed by the occasion, but there was no hint of arrogance.

It's a great adventure, but, like new parents, scientists are often far too overwhelmed with work and anxiety to savor their new experiences.

Existing drugs for the treatment of these factors have thus far been overwhelmed by the pervasive natural history of the disease and no treatment regimens are available which can maintain long term normoglycemia and prevent cardiovascular disease.

Far from being overwhelmed by a victory that in February 2007 seemed impossible, he looked as if he'd been expecting the moment all his life.