Sentence examples for overwhelming countries from inspiring English sources

9.35am BST Western countries including the US and Britain may be asked to accept tens of thousands of Syrian refugees because the exodus from the civil war is overwhelming countries in the region, the UN's refugee chief has warned.

As Ong notices, "[w]hile many consider neoliberalism broadly as global markets overwhelming countries, neoliberalism as a technique is fundamentally about the re-management of populations - about fostering self-actualizing or self-enterprising subjects" (Ong 2007, 5).

While the challenges of trying to serve these complex markets may seem overwhelming, countries such as Bangladesh, Vietnam and Indonesia are some of the fastest-growing economies of the world, with anywhere from 5% to over 7% yearly GDP growth.

This is not the place to come for yet more images of India as a teeming, ­chaotic and overwhelming country, or for a glimpse of Pakistan's fundamentalist ferment or Bangladesh's troubled and often tragic post-partition history.

NGOs say the international community must do more to help civilians fleeing the Syrian civil war as the financial and social strain of the influx of refugees to Turkey, Iraq, Lebanon and Jordan is overwhelming host countries and some have begun to restrict access to refugees as a result.

The analysis presented here indicates that the challenge of achieving high coverage of ART in South Africa within existing public sector resource levels could be quite overwhelming in countries with a large HIV-epidemic.

A moratorium in the early 1990s stopped new power stations from being built, and by 2007 demand was overwhelming the country's electricity grid.

It begins in the 19th century, with the emergence of the postcard, which by the early 20th century in France was overwhelming that country's postal system with some 173,000 cards being sent every day.

In a meta-analysis of recent research, Parker (2004) (Table 3.3 page 104) suggests overwhelming cross-country evidence that the self-employed are older, better educated, have more labor market experience, and are wealthier than paid employees.

But this influx is overwhelming a country already on its knees, and creating another crisis of its own: a thriving criminal human trafficking industry and the abandonment of basic human rights.

"An overwhelming majority of countries commended China's significant progress in human rights protection," the news commentary stated, referring to council member countries Cuba, Russia and Venezuela that praised their leftist ally.