Sentence examples for not only overwhelmed from inspiring English sources

Injuries are severe, and the hospital wards are not only overwhelmed by the numbers, but have less resources – such as alcohol, morphine, plastic gloves – to treat the wounded.

"The separation of ourselves across too many different fields means we are not only overwhelmed by academic pressures, but also losing a sense of self.

They're not only overwhelmed with bodies — often whose cause of death hasn't been determined — but officials might not be accounting for deaths indirectly related to Hurricane Maria, like those due to medication shortages.

They're not only overwhelmed with bodies often whose cause of death hasn't been determined but officials might not be accounting for deaths indirectly related to Hurricane Maria, like those due to medication shortages.

Responding to Alan Pardew's request to "up their levels" Newcastle rediscovered some of last season's power and rhythmic poise in time to not only overwhelm an initially awkward Bordeaux but also offer Sir Alex Ferguson reason for anxiety.

Yet such crowd drives may not only overwhelm but redefine individual conscience.

In contrast, the risk of a brain tumour with a new onset headache presented to general practice is ∼0.09% (Hamilton and Kernick, 2007) so a policy of investigating everyone with new headache would not only overwhelm services, CT scanning could generate more cancers than the lives saved (Hamilton and Roobottom, 2012).

And that reaction is understandable, for the human misery of Lagos not only overwhelms one's senses and sympathy but also seems irreversible.

Mass-produced, super-sized burgers, fries, and shakes not only overwhelm our systems with empty and far too many calories, but they also lack the essential "ingredients" of connection to our neighbors, our land, our loved ones, and ourselves -- all critical to our body-mind-spirit wellness.

No, he was not confused, only overwhelmed by the symmetry.

Her candidacy disintegrated quickly, not only because George W. Bush overwhelmed her with more money and endorsements, but also because many Republicans viewed Mrs. Dole as more of a novelty than a substantive candidate.