Sentence examples for overwhelmingly decide from inspiring English sources

Most foreigners went to Europe and South America, while Spaniards born in Spain overwhelmingly decide to migrate to Europe.

And the voters overwhelmingly decided they want term limits.

The courts that conducted routine hearings on the detention cases overwhelmingly decided in favor of the city.

In the last three years, voters in California and Arizona overwhelmingly decided to effectively end bilingual education in those states, requiring all public schools to teach their classes in English and shortening transitional programs for immigrant students.

With the country watching, Houston voters overwhelmingly decided to reject Hero on Tuesday night, dealing LGBT rights campaigners their first big setback since marriage equality was won nationwide this past summer and underlining that resistance from the religious right remains strong in some parts of the US.

Blacks have overwhelmingly decided to put aside any remaining questions and to embrace Obama wholeheartedly despite a determined and vigorous campaign to dissuade them waged by our previous 'first black president".

I also will concede that regardless of what I may say on this page, the most important determination on the Carter presidency occurred on November 4 , 1980when voters overwhelmingly decided to change course.

"Ultimately, if the Republicans want to play the same game, since they control the state legislature overwhelmingly, they can just decide to name the electors on their own," he said, quickly ticking off a series of extraordinary but increasingly possible steps that then might leave the final choice to Congress.

He said Labour had decided overwhelmingly to remain.

Pupils decided overwhelmingly to name the centre after the school's most famous former pupil.

And then this overwhelmingly secular group decided that we wanted to have a kabalat Shabbat [welcoming the Sabbath] service.