Sentence examples for overwhelmingly help from inspiring English sources

Despite Trump's promises to massively cut taxes for the middle class, independent experts have found that his plan will overwhelmingly help America's millionaires and billionaires.

David Cameron has been accused of buying off Tory MPs threatening to block local government cuts, after it emerged that a new £300m relief fund will overwhelmingly help Conservative areas, including his own Oxfordshire council.

In the past few weeks alone, we saw a budget debate in Washington get sidetracked by a partisan effort to target human service programs that overwhelmingly help address unplanned pregnancy and the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.

But outside groups have overwhelmingly helped Republicans, Canter noted.

"But there's no denying that what we need to do overwhelmingly is help people where they are.

These 330,000 individuals – overwhelmingly women – help keep teachers' stress and workload levels in check, maintain classroom discipline and provide learning, emotional and physical support to children with special educational needs (Sen) enabling them to enjoy a mainstream education.

Evidence from experimental psychology suggests overwhelmingly that we help each other not because of the insistence of social contracts such as laws; we want to help.

According to the Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women (GAATW), these projects have overwhelmingly failed to help the women they serve.

In the close race for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1984, superdelegates overwhelmingly supported Walter F. Mondale, helping to secure his defeat of Gary Hart.

The rare cases that have been reported where Naloxone didn't help have overwhelmingly been either overdoses of other drugs, like cocaine, or situations where the person was dead before the Naloxone was administered.

Despite this, they overwhelmingly felt they had sufficient help currently, as well as help to call on if ill or in need.