Sentence examples for set to overwhelm from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON, April 23 — Two seemingly inexorable forces, rising medical costs and the looming retirement of the baby boom generation, are set to overwhelm the Medicare program by 2019, the Bush administration reported Monday.

The 19-year-old Kuznetsova had looked set to be overwhelmed in her first grand slam semi-final.

Also, one wonders about the implications for the Icelandic judicial system, which already looks set to be overwhelmed with an onslaught of cases relating to the country's bank collapse.

Indeed, with services already overwhelmed, demand is set to increase further, and the public sector cuts will mean less help for children and fewer workers.

The theme was summed up by the title of his presentation: "2015 looks set to be the year deflation overwhelms the west.

The SCR is set to representing the extreme environment where the clutter overwhelms the signal.

Council bosses in Doncaster are set to close all seven of the authority's care homes to save £1.9m, despite "overwhelming" opposition.

In contrast, even when Russia reduces its nuclear arsenal to 1,500 or so weapons, a goal Mr. Putin has set, Russia would be able to overwhelm any antimissile system now on the Pentagon's drawing boards.

He missed darts for the match in the ninth set, and needed a tenth to overwhelm Wade.

Don't allow it to overwhelm you.

Today, the forces he set loose have gained such strength that they threaten to overwhelm voices for tolerance in Pakistan's feeble civilian government.