Sentence examples for overwhelmingly reflected from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grubman's separation agreement overwhelmingly reflected our contractual obligations.

Catholics have overwhelmingly reflected the shift going on all around them, and are ignoring the Vatican's increasingly shrill orders to pay it no mind.

These terms overwhelmingly reflected processes that impinge upon genome stability.

Which raises the big question: If a debt deal does emerge, and it overwhelmingly reflects conservative priorities and ideology, should Democrats in Congress vote for it?

But the fact is that both the origins of this crisis and its perpetuation overwhelmingly reflect the errors of the very people now lamenting the annoyances of democracy that keep them from imposing their preferred policies.

The current evidence base overwhelmingly reflects a staff perspective on risk management, and there is little evidence on how service users cope in this environment or about the strategies they employ to manage the risks they face or pose to others.

The fact that most of the rejected ballots ended up being for Mr. Gore, they said, only reflected the overwhelmingly Democratic registration of this county, which is in the Florida Panhandle.

Robert Schaeffer, the public education director of FairTest, said the College Board's decision reflected "the overwhelmingly negative reaction to this unnecessary new testing product among college admissions officers and high school guidance counselors".

Indeed, the NHS consistently polls as the thing that the British people are most proud of, and this overwhelmingly positive sentiment was reflected by the miraculous achievement of the Lewisham and Greenwich NHS choir's song A Bridge Over You reaching the number one spot in the Christmas charts this year.

Our reporting reflected the "overwhelmingly positive" approach of two dynamic witnesses fizzing with ideas on how to make Wales more competitive.

In our study the small number of female participants reflected the overwhelmingly male occupancy of the night shelters at which participants were recruited.