Sentence examples for overwhelmingly posed from inspiring English sources
Note that recent work in the statistical literature uses the quantity α = 1/k due to its preferable properties for inference (discussed below), but studies applying the NB distribution in ecology and epidemiology are overwhelmingly posed in terms of k.
It pleased Staten Islanders, who vote overwhelmingly Republican, and posed little problem elsewhere because only five Republican Senators live in the other four boroughs.
Last year, older voters, who split their vote almost evenly between the parties in 2008, swung overwhelmingly to the G.O.P., as Republicans posed successfully as defenders of Medicare.
After all, tech executives overwhelmingly backed Hillary Clinton and loudly railed against the dangers posed by a Trump presidency.
The opposition says the government is exaggerating the threat posed by armed groups and contends that the demonstrations are overwhelmingly peaceful.
He said the rise of right-wing politics had posed a dilemma for organizers of events like his, because India's elite universities and publishing houses are so overwhelmingly left-liberal.
This zone poses also the overwhelmingly agricultural land fund (41.09%) especially for central and eastern part of Kosovo.
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".
At least 97percentt of climate scientists say global warming is overwhelmingly the result of human activity and poses a major threat.
The cellphone industry lobby, CTIA -- the Wireless Assn., recently said in a statement that "peer-reviewed scientific evidence has overwhelmingly indicated that wireless devices do not pose a public health risk". Meanwhile, watchdog groups keep it vague.
