Sentence examples for not only overwhelming from inspiring English sources

The impacts of climate change are not only overwhelming entire regions of the United States, they are quickly overwhelming the federal government's ability to respond to and help communities recover from these horrific events.

"The proof of some of these tips was not only overwhelming, it was disgusting," Judge Rakoff said on Wednesday.

"He made up for that with not only overwhelming support from the African-American and Latino community, but also with the support of the religiously unaffiliated".

Yet Mr Obama's careful reiteration of American orthodoxies regarding Israel has helped secure him not only overwhelming support among American Jews, but also improved his ratings in the Jewish state.

When the New York State Senate passed N.P.V. a few weeks ago, 52-7, the majority was not only overwhelming but also thoroughly bipartisan: 30 of those voting yea were Democrats, 22 were Republicans.

Re "Awash in Information, Patients Face a Lonely, Uncertain Road" ("Being a Patient" series, front page, Aug. 14): As a stage IV breast cancer patient for the last six and a half years, I have had to make some decisions with my doctors and by myself that have been not only overwhelming, but terrifying as well.

When it comes to negotiation, an excess of choices can not only be overwhelming but also can blind you to a good offer.

Government efforts to retain green areas and to zone housing and industry have been plagued not only by overwhelming population growth but also by administrative laxity and corruption.

The writing is assured, and the novel succeeds in rendering not only the overwhelming landscape and the small, hard details of daily life but monumental sorrow and the meanderings of love in its many channels.

In order to get relief from a federal court in post-conviction, a convicted person today not only needs overwhelming evidence of innocence, they must also show that this evidence is either new or was undiscoverable at the time of trial, and they must file their petition for within a year of the new evidence becoming available.

In a statement, London Welsh added: "The fundamental strength of our case was based not only on overwhelming legal merits, including in particular anti-competition grounds, but also on the fairness and justice of rewarding through promotion the team winning on the pitch".