Sentence examples for has grown overwhelming from inspiring English sources

The back-and-forth of the ads in the Senate race has grown overwhelming, voters here say, with anti-Thompson ads portraying him as a politician from another era who has abandoned Wisconsin for Washington and anti-Baldwin ads portraying her as more left-leaning than Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House Democratic leader.

Over time, however, the incompatibility of secular cultures had grown overwhelming.

The journal, first envisioned as an amulet against the passage of time, has grown to overwhelming proportions.

While he may have to cast aside some of his goals for the moment, the magnitude of the problem awaiting him in the Oval Office has grown so overwhelming that he has a ready reason for delaying or slowing some initiatives.

Competition for land — to rent or buy — has grown cutthroat and overwhelming, a matter of networking and schmoozing (at church, at the local coffee shop, while selling seed) worthy of the corporate boardroom.

The town's population has grown in the past decade from twelve thousand to fifteen thousand, overwhelming Williston's housing stock.

Reflecting on how the art world has grown over the last 45 years, Mrs. Vogel said: "It's too overwhelming.

Americans' fear of foreign trade has grown sharply in the last 20 years, in tandem with a rising tide of globalization that has exposed American workers to overwhelming competition from laborers in developing countries.

Yet Buffington admits, "Even then, the way that we've grown is overwhelming at some point.

Analysts said sellers were moving to other places on the Web in search of buyers who had grown weary of an overwhelming array of product choices on eBay.

In that time, calls for medical help have grown to account for the overwhelming majority of 911 rescues.