Sentence examples for overwhelmingly represents from inspiring English sources

He refers to Shas as if it were a party of Ashkenazi Jews, when in fact it overwhelmingly represents Jews of Middle Eastern origin.

Both exports and imports rose a bit, but exports rose more, and a slight increase in America's goods deficit was offset by a bigger rise in the services surplus.That goods deficit now stands at $51 billion, and it overwhelmingly represents two factors.

While we have run up a significant foreign debt (although not as big as many imagine), the rise in debt overwhelmingly represents Americans borrowing from other Americans, which doesn't make the nation as a whole any poorer, and doesn't require that we collectively spend less.

Most studies investigating HRQoL among terminally or critically ill children and adolescents overwhelmingly represents the perspectives of parental and/or health professional proxies [ 21– 25].

Between 1998 and 2004 lobbyists, overwhelmingly representing corporate clients, spent $13bn to promote their clients' desires.

Disabled children are overwhelmingly represented, and can remain in institutionalised care for life.

Growth defects overwhelmingly represent deficient rather than excess growth, and dozens of genetic growth failure syndromes have been identified.

To the Editor: Isn't it remarkable that liberals and Democrats are so overwhelmingly represented on university faculties?

Or the head of a leading children's charity could say: "There is very troubling evidence that whites are overwhelmingly represented in the prosecutions for such offences".

Indigenous youths make up 96% of the young prison population in the Northern Territory and Indigenous people are overwhelmingly represented in the NT prison system across the board.

Undocumented immigrants make up only about one-twentieth of the work force but are overwhelmingly represented in the most dangerous, dirty and low-paying jobs.