Sentence examples for swamp all from inspiring English sources

If they don't, their emissions will eventually swamp all other sources, according to many analyses.

Over time, the demands of a social animal's social life may come to swamp all other selective pressures in the environment, possibly serving as the dominant spur for the evolution of ever-bigger vote-tracking brains.

The Sun stands at its furthest N at our summer solstice on the 21st, bringing our longest days and leaving our brief nights awash with twilight which is severe enough over northern Britain to swamp all but the brighter stars.

The 30th may be more problematic, but one hopes that the fast-flowing Amazon will not swamp all those tributaries down which book-lovers who value the personal touch like to paddle.

But at least in the medium term, they clearly alter the earth in ways that harm the welfare of the poor.Paul Epstein of the Harvard Medical School says the impact both on nature and directly on humanity of global warming will swamp all other environmental factors.

FDI has come to swamp all other financial flows (World Bank 2004).

But the size of the influx is swamping all efforts.

At P.S. 32, the psychologist, Abigail Connolly, was swamped all year.

Ever since 2010 when Athens found itself unable to refinance its foreign loans and asked for a €120bn bailout, Brussels has sought to prevent another collapse and repeat of the crisis that swamped all ideas of recovery.

The first half of "Jesus of Nazaretp," Franco Zeffirelli's 6 hour 37 minute television film on the life of Jesus Christ, swamped all competing programs Sunday night, according to the Nielsen overnight ratings for New York and Los Angeles.

But I'm aware that the scorekeeping applies to a game not won or lost but called on account of rain — proliferating points of view that have swamped all would-be authoritative accounts of art history along with those of history, period.