Sentence examples for overwhelmingly determined from inspiring English sources

Wu, like others of the group, sought stylistic inspiration in the past (especially from Five Dynasties masters such as Juran), but his paintings are not overwhelmingly determined by that desire.

My colleague cites a 2002 paper by three MIT political scientists that finds that campaign contributions have little influence on candidates' political actions, which are overwhelmingly determined by party and by the convictions of voters in their districts.

The only major tournament without a roof is as much a television event as a sporting event yet, perversely, year after year, the schedules, which are overwhelmingly determined by the demands of ESPN and CBS, run to the rhythm of the storms that lash this part of the east coast every August and September.

(It cannot be repeated often enough how, come election time, almost all the things that British citizens really care about - tax and spend, the NHS, education, pensions, crime and antisocial behaviour, immigration and foreign policy - are still overwhelmingly determined at national level).

Contexts of care at the end of life are overwhelmingly determined by the capacity and nature of formal and informal networks and relations to support care.

Although there are clear deviations from the overall trend, the Figure highlights that the rate of polymerization is overwhelmingly determined by the thermal stability of the native state for both stabilizing and destabilizing variants.

This study tests the hypothesis that ignorance of planning requirements and lack of appreciation of their benefits overwhelmingly determine land use regulation compliance rate using empirical data from Kwabenya, a suburb of Accra, Ghana.

The vultures will not get very far with Argentina, where not only the government but the political opposition and the Argentine people overwhelmingly are determined not to surrender to them.

The 500 K and CGH-BAC array agreed overwhelmingly in determining regions with changes in CN status within a diploid background, and generally closely agreed on the breakpoints.

You have this law that was overwhelmingly voted in and determined to be constitutional, and then you find out there's no bite to it.

Although the precise patterns of PTB heritability have yet to be determined, studies overwhelmingly suggest that genetic factors contribute to PTB risk.