Sentence examples for overwhelming lessons from inspiring English sources

The overwhelming lessons that all Hola Code's alumni praise is how the bootcamp delivers more than just coding, but also important life skills that allow for the transition to Mexico to be easier.

The single overwhelming lesson from Britain seems to be that we cannot trust them to do it on their own.

If there is one overwhelming lesson from the debt crisis that struck Mexico and other Latin American countries so hard three decades ago, it is that countries that cannot grow will not pay.

But the overwhelming lesson in Texas is that the public schools from which minority students come must be improved if these students are to perform at the top levels at the University of Texas.

Let's hope investors everywhere learn the overwhelming lesson made clear by the pathos of the victims of Bernie Madoff's massive fraud as they encountered the media outside of the U.S. Courthouse in New York where the monster was handed a 150-year sentence for his abominable swindle.

For the overwhelming political lesson of the last year is that war works -- that is, it's an excellent cover for the Republican Party's domestic political agenda.

Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.

The Iraq surge has worked better than what was tried before in that country; so for the U.S. military, which is always fighting the last war, the temptation to rely on "lessons learned" is overwhelming — even if in this case the last war still isn't over, and we are still far from having won it.

Mrs Wood said there was "an overwhelming public interest for the lessons of our tragedy to be learned so that no other family suffers as we have".

The lesson is obvious: overwhelming force was the best chance for keeping Yugoslavia whole, and even that failed in the end.

Beneath the jubilation and tears of happiness on the faces of the Iraqi people finally freed from overwhelming oppression, there is a lesson for us all.