Sentence examples for overwhelmingly embraces from inspiring English sources

He added, "The public overwhelmingly embraces what would be considered the conservative side".

Although Indonesia overwhelmingly embraces a moderate form of Islam, radical groups have raised their profile in the last year, exploiting widespread anti-American sentiment as well as divisions within the government.

Republican politicians have overwhelmingly embraced an approach to immigration reform that offers only misery, arrest and punishment to the undocumented.

The face-lift was overwhelmingly embraced by everyone in her circle, she said, except her 31-year-old son.

Indeed, according to a Times poll released last week, these "experiments in behavioral modification" have been "overwhelmingly embraced" by city residents.

The developing swimming nations overwhelmingly embrace the current format of preliminaries followed by a 16-athlete semifinal and culminating in an eight-swimmer forallfor all individual events shorter than 400 meters.

But Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's crusades to restrict smoking, encourage biking, expose calorie counts and sideline automobiles are now overwhelmingly embraced by New York City residents, according to a New York Times poll, making his experiments in behavioral modification an unexpectedly popular hallmark of his legacy.

AMD customers overwhelmingly embrace the new platform, as evidenced by more than double the number of design wins compared to the last major AMD Turion processor introduction.

His urge to replace management–he's got Frank Biondi Frank Biondi as his candidate to replace chief executive Richard Parsons Richard Parsons –and break up the firm have not been overwhelmingly embraced, despite the backing of Jana Partners, Franklin Mutual and SAC Capital.

"Wattpad users around the world have overwhelmingly embraced the chance to support their favorite writers through the Wattpad Next (beta) program," said Allen Lau, Wattpad CEO and co-founder, in a statement.

With little information and little time to analyze the transaction, Chicago's city council overwhelmingly embraced the deal and its upfront payment of $1.2 billion.