Sentence examples for overwhelmingly since from inspiring English sources

Under Bush and Obama, trickle down has dominated overwhelmingly since the current crisis began in 2007.

The ANC took the decision to applaud a compromised leader and reinforce his power, demonstrating it has forgotten what it means to stand for the poor who supported it for more than a century and have voted it into power overwhelmingly since 1994.

Marseille has been overwhelmingly horizontal since Greek graders founded it 2,600 years ago, its terracotta-roofed buildings spreading inland from the bay.

The city still contains a scattering of buildings in premodern European styles, including a rather fine Queen Anne building in the Kasumigaseki bureaucratic quarter; but cracker-box modern has been overwhelmingly favoured since World War II.

Triple-witching expiration weeks have been overwhelmingly bullish since 2006.

They regard joining the euro as overwhelmingly negative politically, since it involves an irretrievable loss of sovereignty.

This moment of sexual awakening is meant to be overwhelmingly romantic, but, since lots of people are standing around idly watching, it comes off as somewhat less powerful than a Tristan-and-Isolde rapture.

At the latest count the ECB had bought little more than €20 billion in such assets (overwhelmingly covered bonds) since it started in late October.But if the central bank does want to raise its balance-sheet by around €1 trillion it will have to widen its purchases beyond these limited markets.

While African migration remains overwhelmingly intra-continental, since the late 1980s there has been an acceleration and spatial diversification (beyond colonial patterns) of emigration out of Africa to Europe, North America, the Gulf and Asia.

Contrary to Bankson's fears, she's received an overwhelmingly positive response since posting the video in December.

Plaintiffs in NAACP vs McCory argues that a Republican-controlled legislature knowingly passed the restrictive voting law (HB589) in 2013 to keep African Americans who have voted overwhelmingly for Democrats since the 1930s away from polling booths.