Sentence examples for is overwhelmingly because from inspiring English sources
But this is, overwhelmingly, because of the withdrawal of benefits and tax credits – not income tax.
It's true that judicial reviews have trebled in 10 years, but this is overwhelmingly because of an increase in immigration and asylum cases, not challenges to planning decisions.
And the reasons why unemployment is so high today, why housing is still so hard, why this is still such a tough economy, is overwhelmingly because of the damage and the aftershocks of that basic crisis, which, of course, the financial sector was central to.
To the extent that our future wealth is being impaired, it's overwhelmingly because we're investing too little, not because we're borrowing too much.
Major Matthew Alexander, a US interrogator in Iraq who eschewed torture in favour of traditional interrogation techniques, "based on relationship building and a degree of deception" told the Independent's Patrick Cockburn at the weekend, "The reasons why foreign fighters joined al-Qaida in Iraq was overwhelmingly because of abuses at Guantánamo and Abu Ghraib and not Islamic ideology".
Third, from talking to Bowen I know that what anyone conversant with "accounting control fraud" would predict -- that when critical loan file information was missing it was overwhelmingly because the actual information was adverse.
Unlike Germany, whose Muslims are mostly of Turkish origin, France's minority is overwhelmingly Arab because of the country's colonial past.
The question as to where the roots of this financial crisis lie is overwhelmingly important, because as we think about changing the regulatory environment for the future, we had better understand how we got here.
A champion emerges not because it is overwhelmingly superior, but because it is better at the vital art of doing what it takes to win matches.
This is not because he is overwhelmingly popular, but because his support will be supplemented by a potent mixture of vote-rigging and the debarring of all plausible alternative candidates.The uncertainty will come after the election, not before.
There are often funny moments, and many tender ones, but it is overwhelmingly sad, not least because the reader knows the ending in advance so even the happy reminiscences have a doomed air about them.
