Sentence examples for overwhelmingly run by from inspiring English sources

"Our community is overwhelmingly run by other people, of not the same race, and it's unfair, to say the least".

The movie business is overwhelmingly run by white people — the top talent agencies are, according to one study, almost 90percentt white — who may not be overtly racist but are also not doing anything to transform their industry.

Company boardrooms are still overwhelmingly being run by white men.

Publishing houses are, again, overwhelmingly owned and run by men, even though their workforce is predominantly female, despite a recent, rare period when the biggest three publishers were headed by women.

Although speaking out in favour of freedom of the press and befriending many journalists, Mandela was critical of much of the country's media, noting that it was overwhelmingly owned and run by middle-class whites and believing that it focused too much on scaremongering around crime.

Voters overwhelmingly favored the party run by the moderate Albanian leader Ibrahim Rugova.

Many professors joke that the school, staffed overwhelmingly with Russians and Ukrainians, is run by ex-KGB officers -- fear will keep you honest".

Food banks in the UK are overwhelmingly operated by church-affiliated groups, including the 421 outlets run by Christian charity, the Trussell Trust.

In Ferguson, an overwhelmingly black town where the city council, police force and school board were all run by whites, very few African Americans used their vote in local elections, insisting it wouldn't change anything.

The House overwhelmingly approved a House-Senate agreement on an $18.8 billion measure to finance a variety of programs run by the Interior Department as well as provide money for the National Endowment for the Arts, the Smithsonian Institution, the National Gallery of Art and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

Many are modeled on the Grameen Bank of Bangladesh, run by an American-educated economist named Muhammad Yunis, which now lends roughly $1.2 billion to 2.4 million poor people, overwhelmingly women.