Sentence examples for losing overwhelmingly from inspiring English sources

In losing overwhelmingly, he burnished his name for the duration.

After extracting a win from a virtual tie in Iowa, losing overwhelmingly in New Hampshire, and rebounding in Nevada, South Carolina gave Clinton her first big win of the campaign with just three days to go before the Super Tuesday contests, where she is poised to win handily in states with similar electorates.

He ran for Congress in 1998, and lost overwhelmingly.

In 1990, the junta held a parliamentary election and lost overwhelmingly to the National League for Democracy.

Russia was then forced to move a resolution condemning Nato, which it lost overwhelmingly – as it would now lose any resolution condemning the anti-Isis coalition.

The generals pitted their popularity against hers in an election in 1991 and lost overwhelmingly, but they refused to release their grip on power.

His party lost overwhelmingly to two moderate opposition parties: the Pakistan Peoples Party of the assassinated leader Benazir Bhutto, and the Pakistan Muslim League-N of former prime minister Nawaz Sharif.

The greatest blow, however, came in 1994, when Mr. Molinari lost overwhelmingly in challenging a popular Democratic incumbent, William L. Murphy, for district attorney.

Mr. Giuliani, who supports abortion rights and gay rights, also campaigned vigorously for conservatives like Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania, who lost overwhelmingly to an anti-abortion Democrat, Bob Casey, on Tuesday.

Mr. Reynolds's efforts come at the same time that leading New York Republicans see an opportunity for political stardom in 2004: helping Mr. Bush wage a competitive re-election campaign in New York, a state that Democratic presidential candidates usually take without much effort and that Mr. Bush lost overwhelmingly in 2000.

Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders, who lost overwhelmingly in the South Carolina primary Saturday, says he may have an ace up his sleeve — New York.