Sentence examples for overwhelmingly recognize from inspiring English sources

More and more these days, Americans overwhelmingly recognize that potential for themselves.

Though public opinion research shows higher education's public contributions have slipped from view of most people -- who see college only as a ticket for higher paying jobs -- Americans overwhelmingly recognize higher education's importance.

The reality is that the imposition of death taxation is overwhelmingly recognized as appropriate in democratic countries throughout the world, including every country in the European Union.

The UN General Assembly's vote of November 29 overwhelmingly recognizing Palestine's "state status" and President Mahmoud Abbas' decree of January 3 absorbing the former "Palestinian Authority" into the State of Palestine have established the State of Palestine on the soil of Palestine.

Course evaluations of the Integration Seminar demonstrated that first-year dental students overwhelmingly recognized that the research presentations were integrated and logically sequenced.

The value of these collaborations has been overwhelmingly recognized by PHAB's accreditation standards which require health departments to maintain academic partnerships as a means to "contribute to and apply the evidence base of public health" [ 9].

Finally, in confirmation of the highly active quality of both the flipped and nonflipped conditions in the present study, students overwhelmingly recognized this quality in both courses and the distinct lack of lecture, as evidenced by their comments in the attitudes survey.

- The UN overwhelmingly approved to recognize Palestine as a "non-member observer state".

So, in these relative calm days of summer, with Barack Obama on his way back from a rock-star tour of the other side of the pond and John McCain shadowboxing the media stateside, let's pause and recognize that Americans overwhelmingly agree on many of the big issues and are changing their minds on others.

And yet too many Americans -- overwhelmingly white Americans -- didn't remotely recognize, let alone understand, Ferguson's despair.

In a second vote, last month, the members overwhelmingly ratified the contract, but the M.T.A. refused to recognize the vote.