I have no idea if I am right, but it may explain why there doesn't seem to be too much stress among the hosts when it comes to the overwhelming examples of what's not done.
This makes some elements in their environment painfully overwhelming – for example, loud noises, new smells, crowds, bright lights.
The evidence is overwhelming, for example, that wage and hour laws are much more likely to be followed since the successful wage and hour litigations of the last decade.
And here, laid out with an almost overwhelming accumulation of example, is a history of that measuring of time, a chronicle of the attempt to chronicle.
After reading that "emotional support" dogs can be trained to comfort people with post-traumatic symptoms — staying by their side in overwhelming situations, for example — Ms. Hutchins adopted a small Lhasa apso from a shelter.
One example: overwhelming Jewish support for non-traditional immigration, which has the effect of weakening America's historic white majority".
It feels less overwhelming to, for example, put others into a labelled box than to recognize their complete individuality and uniqueness.
For example, overwhelming evidence from the real world suggests that older persons are vulnerable to poor and impulsive decision-making.
To cite an example, overwhelming evidence points to SNPs within a linkage disequilibrium (LD) block at 9p21.3 as associated with increased risk for coronary heart disease, and possibly abdominal aortic aneurysm, stroke and periodontitis (Schaefer et al, 2009), yet no pathogenic mutations were found in the two protein-coding genes in the region, CDLN2B and CDKN2A.
Despite the challenging cases discussed here, the resolution provided by COI for taxon discrimination is generally considered useful (e.g., [ 64]), a view that we share, since overall, the success of COI for species delimitation is quite overwhelming (see for example the Barcode of Life Initiative, http://www. barcodeoflife.org).org
