Sentence examples for which has overwhelmed from inspiring English sources

"This speech was given before the Arab storm - the so-called Arab spring - which has overwhelmed the Middle East bringing with it radical Islam.

Since then, the traffic has only worsened, mainly because more Indonesians can afford cars, which has overwhelmed a road network that has hardly grown.

Leading figures from across the party's ideological spectrum united in blaming the White House for a surge in children which has overwhelmed government agencies and put the White House on the defensive.

The primary cause of this is the increasing severity of the kidnapping risk which has overwhelmed the usefulness of 'normal', non-deterrence and non-protection-oriented security measures such as acceptance.

It is said that Egyptian investigators have sent out "blanket requests" for stolen assets which have overwhelmed banks.

But the daily downpours, which have overwhelmed the city's drainage network and flooded subway stations, arrived too late.

Around the corner from Jim's, at a wood-paneled hair salon called Shear Artistry, Ms. Hitchner's eyes welled with tears as she recounted watching the first blasts of artillery fire from Iraq, which had overwhelmed her with thoughts of her brother, who was shot to death in Korea at age 22 in the battle for the stretch of territory known as Heartbreak Ridge.

This is due to massive drag penalty created on TM wing, which had overwhelmed the successive increase in its lift generation.

I got calmer the farther we went, better able to appreciate the vivid colors, which had overwhelmed me just a day earlier.

However, in the current wave of immigration into Europe, the receiving countries confront the European Migration Crisis and are overwhelmed with political refugees which have overwhelmed the infrastructure and socio/political /economic capacity of the receiving countries.

The cause of this phenomenon--which has overwhelmed us morally, politically, and logistically--is America's belief that drugs are an overwhelming force that cannot be handled by our society.