Sentence examples for overwhelmingly acknowledged from inspiring English sources

It is overwhelmingly acknowledged by the scientific community that evolution and global climate change (GCC) are undeniably supported by physical evidence.

At an OSCE expert workshop on media freedom and anti-terrorism policies that I attended last week, the challenges of defining terrorism were heard from diplomats and members of civil society who overwhelmingly acknowledged the anti-terrorism agenda often had a deleterious effect on human rights and civil liberties.

However, both groups of providers overwhelmingly acknowledged the potential role of THPs in the fight against HIV/AIDS.

Durbin has acknowledged an "overwhelmingly negative" outcry against clemency for Ryan.

The difficulty of treating the bears' alcoholism proved overwhelmingly prohibitive — Kogan has acknowledged that there is a good chance the bears will not survive the treatment — but a center in Romania indicated its willingness to try.

On Monday, FIFA once again acknowledged her as overwhelmingly the best female player on earth, for the fifth year in a row.

It was at the Javits Center event that rebuilding officials first acknowledged that the overwhelmingly negative reaction to the initial designs for the site would require them to go back to the drawing board.

More importantly, and as you have acknowledged, the general public overwhelmingly supports the president's decision.The army remains strictly under the control of the civil administration and has been called in only to assist the "caretaker" government.

Xenobiotic exposures are acknowledged to play an overwhelmingly important role in common chronic diseases such as cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular, and neurodegenerative diseases, which constitute the major health burden in economically developed countries.

Although critics acknowledged it as an important indictment of totalitarianism, mainstream audiences overwhelmingly repudiated the film, and it was banned shortly after its 1975 release.

Landry said his students overwhelmingly liked the new system, after a brief training session, but he acknowledged that many of his peers in higher education were not ready to move so fast.