Sentence examples for overwhelming driving from inspiring English sources

The overwhelming, driving bias of the US media is subservience to power, whoever happens to be wielding it.

Other authors [49] argue that this approach is only functional if two overwhelming driving forces can be identified.

Those posts outlined the flimsiness of the arguments being made against clean electricity by coal companies and incumbent utilities, and the overwhelming economics driving the revolution from the renewables side.

Darron Burness, head of the AA's flood rescue team, said: "Strong wind and torrential rain is an unpredictable and hazardous combination, which can be quite overwhelming when you're driving.

There was an overwhelming demand (95%) for some kind of driving ban for those who drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs, with more than half favouring a life ban.

Looking at IBM's cloud portfolio can quickly become overwhelming, but it's also driving a good bit of IBM's revenue.

But President Lahoud, who in his inaugural address denounced all Lebanese politicians as a class, accuses him of corruption and driving the country into overwhelming debt.

These results reveal the marked impact of recurrent wildfires and seasonality on litter arthropods in this transitional forest, and demonstrate the overwhelming importance of canopy-openness in driving post-fire arthropod abundance.

It is suggested that apoptosis can be induced indirectly by cells that undergo necrosis in response to overwhelming physical injury and may be a driving force for cell proliferation during tissue regeneration in many different organisms [ 55].

A DfE spokesman said: "The report rightly acknowledges the overwhelming success of the expanding academies programme in driving up standards for hundreds of thousands more pupils.

Despite the overwhelming body of evidence that cellphone use while driving is risky, the idea of a total ban is sure to be controversial.