Sentence examples for overwhelmingly indicate from inspiring English sources
There have been some glitches around the edges, but the surveys of people with disabilities now on the scheme overwhelmingly indicate high satisfaction.
"The people running nonprofit, community-based feeding agencies overwhelmingly indicate that people kicked off welfare are coming to them for help because they do not have jobs," said Joel Berg, the group's executive director.
The records overwhelmingly indicate that, in the public understanding, the space available for the disposal of radioactive waste had shrunk significantly.
Millennial women overwhelmingly indicate that they will vote for a Democratic rather than a Republican presidential candidate (52% vs. 16%) and a Democratic over a Republican congressional candidate (49% vs. 16%).
In addition to reducing poverty and inequality, assessment results from pilot projects overwhelmingly indicate that providing a monthly income of only $10 to every person in some of the poorest communities on earth is good for business.
Our results overwhelmingly indicate that male free-tailed bats dynamically vary syllable number, phrase order, and phrase repetitions.
And recent history in the A-League overwhelmingly indicates clubs rarely succeed with a first-season coach.
John Walls, vice president of public affairs for CTIA — the Wireless Association, said in a statement that "the peer-reviewed scientific evidence has overwhelmingly indicated that wireless devices do not pose a public health risk".
"The peer-reviewed scientific evidence has overwhelmingly indicated that wireless devices, within the limits established by the F.C.C., do not pose a public health risk or cause any adverse health effects," said John Walls, vice president of public affairs for the trade group, adding that leading global health groups "all have concurred that wireless devices are not a public health risk".
However, experience overwhelmingly indicates that the acceleration of a massive body cannot be freely chosen.
Research also overwhelmingly indicates that introducing young children to quasi-formal academic learning too young has lifelong negative consequences - and at worst a reduced life-span - yet England already has a toxically over-early school starting age.
