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One senior American official said that the military action in Kandahar was "overwhelmingly driven by local fighters who see their chance to oust the Taliban".

The rise in the index was the biggest since April 2002 but it was overwhelmingly driven by energy costs, which soared 4percentt on the back of frigid weather and worries about a possible United States war with Iraq.

This kind of situation was overwhelmingly driven by ambiguity between a Verbal and Material reading of the clause; features of more than one process type were identifiable.

But it is overwhelmingly driven, as usual with his music, by the lyrical impulse of its vocal lines.

This debt problem is overwhelmingly driven by rising Medicare and Medicaid spending due to rapid cost inflation in the medical sector.

First, from the onset of acute crisis in the second half of 2008, financial losses were overwhelmingly driven by macro financial and economic dynamics rather than micro dynamics.

Second, while the government does have a long-run fiscal problem, that problem is overwhelmingly driven by rising health care costs.

But the market pressures and fiduciary duties involved in running public companies compel behaviour that is overwhelmingly driven by short-term returns.

Results for the study area suggest that water yield estimates are highly sensitive to climate, especially in the lowlands, while nutrient export and retention estimates are overwhelmingly driven by land cover.

The shadow health secretary, Jonathan Ashworth, said: "These warnings that the proposed changes to local services in STPs are overwhelmingly driven by cuts - £22bn of them – will set alarm bells ringing and rightly so.

These deficits were overwhelmingly driven by projections of exploding health care costs.