Sentence examples for overwhelmingly use the from inspiring English sources

Forgetting for a minute that the new playoff format would have prevented the excitement of the finish of last season (please join us there for a loud boo), the agreement also further kneecapped the small market teams that overwhelmingly use the draft to stock themselves with talent, writes Tom Verducci on SI.com, by limiting the spending on draft picks.

"Congestion pricing will also cut pollution, which will improve public health and will generate billions of dollars in revenue to improve mass transit for hard working men and women in New York, who overwhelmingly use the system to get to work.

The other thing I notice is that the Canon users (Tumblr didn't analyze Nikon or others) are overwhelmingly using the kit lens to take their photos.

It was argued in an earlier section of the current paper that the unusual nature of the event may create a narrative impetus to describe the manner of motion, but this impetus was not apparent in the present study in the sense that neither group overwhelmingly used the word "roll".

Factories and homes run on power from plants that overwhelmingly use coal; and in the winter, many heating boilers in the north also burn coal.

Because it's hard to find Americans willing to endure the heat, cold and misery of stooping in the fields — or the low wages — growers overwhelmingly use undocumented workers.

Unfortunately this is already the case: Americans overwhelmingly use their guns not on intruders, but on acquaintances, co-workers, friends, relatives or themselves.

People in the West still overwhelmingly use credit cards when checking out in retail stores, even if they could pay on their phone.

However, while it is clear that members of the scientific community overwhelmingly use biological databases for research or teaching, they rarely directly contribute (provide annotation) to them.

The 175 million people who use Reddit overwhelmingly use it for good," he said.

Americans overwhelmingly use e-mail as their most common Internet activity, according to the Stanford researchers.