Sentence examples for overwhelming objective from inspiring English sources
Xiandaihua has been the overwhelming objective of the Chinese nation.
Responsibility is shared between BAE Systems, the hived-off QinetiQ which was supposed to provide expert advice, the Nimrod Integrated Project Team and the Ministry of Defence itself, stricken by "organisational trauma" induced by the overwhelming objective of finding savings.
But commitment and engagement at the civil society level must be matched with real political will in parliament to ensure a policy framework is urgently put in place to make ambitious carbon reduction an overwhelming objective of every government department.
Divisions in both parties are largely hidden when a leader is popular and strong, or when leaders choose unity as their overwhelming objective, casting aside their own personal convictions.
But there is also a class of so-called "non-bizarre delusions" in which a person adamantly insists on an idea or event that has been shown to be irrefutably false by overwhelming objective evidence.
If the campaign against the Islamic State is defined and conducted with humanitarian protection as its primary and overwhelming objective, it should succeed not only in stopping further atrocities, but also in making large inroads into curbing the wider terrorist threat at its source.
Maryellen Hillery, a spokeswoman for Citigroup, said: "We stand behind the quality and integrity of our research department and management, and believe the overwhelming recognition from objective third-party surveys speaks for itself.
While good culture fit is certainly a plus in any cultural industry, it should not take overwhelming priority over objective skills and experience.
Now, it sends overwhelming force with one objective — to destroy and level all that is left behind.
Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.
The Somalia fiasco seemed to confirm that worry and, with it, the wisdom of the "Powell doctrine" of overwhelming force, sharply defined objectives, and "exit strategies".
