Sentence examples for overwhelming acceptance from inspiring English sources

One key to the site's success has been the overwhelming acceptance of user-generated reviews by consumers, particularly in the past two years.

"Adding BlackBerry support for REDFLY is a logical next step due to RIM's overwhelming acceptance in the enterprise market.

Furthermore, the overwhelming acceptance of classical logic by mathematicians and scientists and their rejection of intuitionistic logic for the purposes of mainstream science provides very good evidence for the coherence and usefulness of a realist understanding of truth.

It was the discovery of this leftover glow in the mid-1960s, in fact, that led to the overwhelming acceptance of the Big Bang, and caused all other alternatives to be discarded as non-viable.

Despite the vast and ever-increasing evidence for the theory and fact of evolution (Gregory 2008), and overwhelming acceptance among scientists, many factions of American society continue to show low rates of acceptance of evolution (Table 1) (Pew Research 2009; Pew Research 2013; Gallop News 2014), and rates in the U.S. are among the lowest of many industrial countries (Miller et al. 2006).

Despite an overwhelming acceptance among scientists and science education organizations of the veracity of evolution, its centrality for understanding all of biology, and its power in unifying the sciences, only about 20% of high school students, 52% of college graduates, and 65% of postgraduates accept evolution as a scientific theory well supported by evidence (Brumfield 2005).

Bringing power to the people, at the expense of unpopular utility companies, has delivered overwhelming public acceptance.

Yusuf simply can't ignore the overwhelming move toward acceptance of gays in a country whose tradition of tolerance he purports to admire.

He's received such overwhelming support and acceptance that he's not worried.

And because of this there was an overwhelming feeling of acceptance and emotion that I still find difficult to describe -- most dyslexics (myself included) felt like we had come home for the very first time.

Presidential support, overwhelming Democratic party acceptance with grudging Republican acquiescence, two Supreme Court victories and the spread of equality in marriage from Utah to Texas to Kentucky in what feels like a nanosecond.