Sentence examples for overwhelming rising from inspiring English sources

The number of migrants who have arrived this year in Italy has surpassed 135,000, while Greece's influx has exceeded 500,000, according to the United Nations, with an overwhelming rising average of 8,000 migrants landing daily on Greek shores.

But the selling would have to be enormous to overwhelm rising demand from other investors.

Otherwise, insurers know they risk being overwhelmed by rising health care costs as an older, sicker population copes with serious chronic conditions.

The Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin, who is expected to argue the economic case for HS2 in a major speech on Wednesday, rejected the findings, insisting the case was "absolutely clear" that without HS2, key rail routes would be "overwhelmed" by  rising passenger numbers.

Any reduction in carbon monoxide from California vehicles will be far overwhelmed by rising emissions elsewhere, particularly China, they say.

Moreover, this raises the issue of the tissue protective effects of EPO being overwhelmed by rising hematocrit if not controlled properly.

Mr McLoughlin rejected the PAC's findings and said without HS2 key rail routes would be "overwhelmed" by rising passenger numbers.

The pub sits just behind the Foss river flood barrier, which failed and had to be opened after being overwhelmed by rising waters.

The vegetation overwhelmed by the rising waters decays to form methane a far worse greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide.

In an advisory vote that year, students overwhelmed by quickly rising tuition opposed Richmond's increase by a 2-1 margin.

But a decade on, all the measures to reduce the risk of disasters are being overwhelmed by the rising tide of calamities the world faces.