Sentence examples for is usually overwhelming from inspiring English sources

THE temptation for politicians to move the pieces around in the National Health Service is usually overwhelming.

There is usually an overwhelming presumption in favor of confirming former members of the Senate, and many Democrats have been surprised at the centrist nature of the cabinet that is taking shape.

Shock is usually caused by hemorrhage or overwhelming infection and is characterized in most cases by a weak, rapid pulse; low blood pressure; and cold, sweaty skin.

Cities that are usually busy, overwhelming and filled with people are quiet and serene.

Girls are usually the overwhelming majority in dance classes, but boys also study dance in Westchester.

Indeed, the informational package is something that would be helpful for women who get introduced to the clinic for the first time since first appointments are usually too overwhelming and emotional for most patients to remember anything that was verbally delivered to them, including the description of the navigation program.

Without a powerful database engine, even filtered reads can be overwhelming (usually up to Gigabytes) for the computer memory to handle.

If you make cleaning up part of every process, like cooking, eating dinner and playing a game, then cleaning and picking up won't be one huge project that is so overwhelming, it usually takes a whole day to complete.

There are many small-scale successes but attempts at large-scale change invariably meet massive, and usually overwhelming, resistance.

Teams at the bottom of the conference playoff seeding usually are, and an overwhelming percentage do not survive the first round.

Usually, an analytical solution of the CME is not possible and direct numerical computation of the solution is computationally overwhelming due to the large state space.