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It's hard not to be overwhelmed by all of this.
We should be overwhelmed by this morass of a case.
Once you've mastered the basics, be prepared to be overwhelmed.
But the positive turns can be overwhelmed by the challenges.
She knows what it's like to be overwhelmed by fame.
I'm so busy I don't have time to be overwhelmed.
You'll be overwhelmed by all the weights, textures, and colors available.
I did expect to be overwhelmed by Hermione — and I was.
" But he also pointed out that that system "can be overwhelmed.
So if most parents chose separation, that agency would be overwhelmed.
I'd be overwhelmed by the amount of work on my plate.
I think people will be overwhelmed with the amount of detail.
"I don't anticipate they'll be overwhelmed," Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy said.
One of the major risks is that hospitals may be overwhelmed.
And, more parochially, would the courts and the juvenile facilities be overwhelmed?
If #Blizzard2016 lives up to the hype, those efforts may be overwhelmed.
And at low volumes the sound can be overwhelmed by the bass.
That wall could be overwhelmed if massive numbers try to flee Idlib.
The presidents would still be overwhelmed— SARA EISEN: This is-- very technical.
"It has allowed me to not be overwhelmed this time," O'Neill said.
Wireless will always be overwhelmed by the demand that is being created.
LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Symbolism can sometimes be overwhelmed by sheer financial power.
"We are not going to let this country be overwhelmed," said Sessions.
He never lets Alex be overwhelmed by Georgie's relentless, full-frontal attacks.
Domestically, he — or anyone else who wins — is likely to be overwhelmed.
Just don't make too many plans this evening, or you'll be overwhelmed.
I try to protect him from stress so he won't be overwhelmed.
Compound that stress with a financial shock and anyone would be overwhelmed.
"Initial attack resources could be overwhelmed," it added in a red flag announcement.
I thought Thailand would be overwhelmed by communism within a year, maybe two.
I felt we'd be overwhelmed and somebody wouldn't get the attention they deserved.
What does it look like for a system to be overwhelmed by surprise?
The electrical grid will be overwhelmed by an increased need for air conditioners.
And a swordfish entree seemed to be overwhelmed by a heavy tomato sauce.
When you observe your employees in action, do they appear to be overwhelmed?
The legal system may be overwhelmed by attempts to deport migrants en masse.
"For today's buyer ... they don't want to be overwhelmed by choice," Parker said.
Chandrasekhar determined this force would be overwhelmed if the star were massive enough.
An unclassified study suggests that it could be overwhelmed by as few as eight.
It's easy to be overwhelmed by the issues and needs of the present day.
Like Nebraska, the effects have probably masked negative changes and will eventually be overwhelmed.
At some point, the party's geographic advantage will be overwhelmed by that demographic disadvantage.
Every medical facility in the region would be overwhelmed with the injured and dead.
You don't want to be overwhelmed with thread and get it tied in knots.
Murray appeared to be overwhelmed, but he responded by winning the next five games.
Fears that crime would rise or detention facilities would be overwhelmed have proved incorrect.
If we truly felt the pain of every suffering individual, we would be overwhelmed.
A small public college's police force might be overwhelmed by a large, angry crowd.
But the city's new ring of protection could still be overwhelmed in major storms.
Iran warned on Sunday that its health facilities could be overwhelmed by coronavirus cases.
And there have been signals that the health care system could soon be overwhelmed.
But some potential hosts might be overwhelmed by hosting 48 entries and their entourages.
Official predict that when the water reaches 26 feet, the barriers will be overwhelmed.
But some worry that the system could be overwhelmed by the impact of automation.
Traffic will be terrible, public transit will be overwhelmed, and the security will be tight.
Meanwhile, the Weekend Update seems to be overwhelmed by the ever-growing list of offenders.
And even those that can be invigilated can be overwhelmed by the volume of propaganda.
At times like this, buyers can easily be overwhelmed by negative headlines on tariffs, etc.
But if we went to a five-person board… RICHARD FISHER: We'd still be overwhelmed.
Law enforcement will be overwhelmed and local residents will step up to protect their property.
Oman, however, has more robust response capabilities, but still may be overwhelmed by this event.
You'll simply be overwhelmed as more enemies hear the fighting and come swarm your position.
If we fail to take action, we will watch our health-care system be overwhelmed.
Average fertility rate will decrease, but that effect will be overwhelmed by the absolute numbers.
Mainstream Republicans believe that Ms. Ward will be overwhelmed by a flood of other candidates.
Without an immediate influx of trained medical workers, that front line could soon be overwhelmed.
But they have no experience dealing with millions of individual customers and could be overwhelmed.
At 26 feet, Lumberton city officials said, the levee around the river could be overwhelmed.
Don't be overwhelmed by over 6,000 years of history at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Buyers will be overwhelmed if we have negative headlines on tariffs at time like this.
These mom and pop shops can be overwhelmed by multiple regulations and sometimes confusing directives.
Our hospitals may be overwhelmed if the numbers are as large as some experts predict.
When it comes to retirement savings, don't be overwhelmed by how much you "should" be saving.
The parents continue to be overwhelmed and grateful for the support they've received around the globe.
"We know that parents may be overwhelmed with a new baby in the home," Moon said.
If you didn't get caught on the end of his lead leg, Schilt could be overwhelmed.
"That's important because in the water, [the tether] can be overwhelmed by the current," she said.
Consumers could, again, be overwhelmed by the cornucopia of services and ways of interacting with them.
If I were 21, it'd be lost on me — I'd be overwhelmed by all the interviews.
Presented with a wardrobe by Ms van Herpen, a surrealist Cinderella would be overwhelmed with choices.
But who among us wouldn't be overwhelmed by this sea of the goodest girls and boys?
But those factors could be overwhelmed by negativity around the spread of the coronavirus, they cautioned.
Serve these rieslings cool to chilled, but not icy, lest the nuances be overwhelmed by cold.
Eventually, it seemed, earth's finite carrying capacity would be overwhelmed by our unchecked, exponentially increasing appetites.
It is impossible to read such testimony and not to be overwhelmed by the event itself.
She also just seems to be overwhelmed by the emotional weight of the subject matter at hand.
He continues to be overwhelmed by the feelings of pain, anguish, and humiliation because of this incident.
But sitting in front of her, it's difficult to not be overwhelmed with a sense of perfection.
They want to be overwhelmed by waves of bass and LED patterns, and feel their teeth shake.
So many people will be coming your way that you might even be overwhelmed by the choices.
Even though I love dogs, I don't want to be overwhelmed so I'd probably just have one.
I wouldn't recommend you spend time in any cemeteries this Halloween—you'll be overwhelmed by the energy.
"He continues to be overwhelmed by the feelings of pain, anguish, and humiliation because of this incident."
The police used tear gas to disperse the protesters, but appeared to be overwhelmed by their numbers.
I let myself be overwhelmed by the sound and hope that it blots out any outside thoughts.
Plan for hospitals to be overwhelmed, as happened in Wuhan, China, and in Iran and northern Italy.
Louisiana told the White House that New Orleans' health care capacity would be overwhelmed in a week.
It doesn't help matters that, like its neighbors in Belgium, French intelligence officials seem to be overwhelmed.
You won't be overwhelmed by optionality when it comes to the RIMSports Elite Hip Sling Resistance Band.
The country's woefully inadequate health system would undoubtedly be overwhelmed if the virus were to take hold.
It's hard not to be overwhelmed by the countless hair colors that trend on Instagram and Pinterest.
Many of the girls could easily be overwhelmed, anxious to the point where they couldn't have fun.
Some worry that if testing is increased too much, the nation's health care system could be overwhelmed.
East Grand Bahama (CNN)It takes just seconds here to be overwhelmed by the stench of death.
Because provincial hospitals and clinics might be overwhelmed, or because symptoms are sometimes mild, many cases go unreported.
"I expect to be overwhelmed," said nephew John Keown, 22015, of Decatur, Alabama, speaking ahead of the burial.
Don't be overwhelmed by the fact that you might not be able to save a lot, Lusardi said.
" Another reiterated the expectation that self-driving cars will be totally law-abiding: "We'll be overwhelmed by niceness.
The fact-finding potential within the process will be overwhelmed by the question of whether impeachment is merited.
Many people who encounter the Met can be overwhelmed by it; it can be quite hard to navigate.
Investors have been increasingly concerned that Roku could be overwhelmed by competition in the streaming TV ad space.
The night sky will be overwhelmed by light from the cluster of the two galaxies' largest, oldest stars.
In New York City, health care workers are reporting that their resources are or will soon be overwhelmed.
I sign up for meal delivery for short periods of time when I know I will be overwhelmed.
Although often innovative and devoted, caseworkers could be overwhelmed, Clarence J. Sundram, the independent monitor, wrote in 2015.
"If our press reveal at Javits is late in the day, some media will be overwhelmed," he said.
Many will instead opt for Park Service tours, which he said would be overwhelmed by the new demand.
People are going to be messaging me left and right and I'm going to be overwhelmed with stuff.
Health care providers and hospitals could be overwhelmed, and no medications have been approved yet for treating it.
" She told me, "When I first got this gig, people would say to me, 'You must be overwhelmed.
Don't be overwhelmed: Nothing inspires action like mapping out the steps you could take to achieve your dream.
He argues that the equality of opportunity that meritocracy promises will inevitably be overwhelmed by inequality of outcome.
Baby Stats is ideal for new parents who might be overwhelmed with parenthood — not to mention extremely sleep deprived.
There's no sense in wasting valuable time by allowing yourself to be overwhelmed by the complexity of the task.
One cannot help but be overwhelmed by the number of bagged salad products available in your local grocery store.
But even in states that did, projections show the health system could be overwhelmed in a matter of weeks.
Still, the official leading Iran's response to the virus acknowledged Sunday that the country's health system could be overwhelmed.
A family foundation may be overwhelmed with funding requests and need help vetting programs, evaluating proposals and monitoring grants.
Hospitals are about to be overwhelmed with coronavirus cases, and personnel is going to be the most scarce resource.
Still, the official leading Iran's response to the virus acknowledged Sunday that the country's health system could be overwhelmed.
In comments carried in the Sunday Telegraph and other Sunday newspapers, Johnson said Britain's health service could be overwhelmed.
Some residents had urged the public to stay away for fear the town would be overwhelmed with unruly tourists.
But after being told by the city that the levee could be overwhelmed, the family didn't hesitate to leave.
Some residents had urged the public to stay away for fear the town would be overwhelmed with unruly tourists.
It's easy to be overwhelmed by the front-row frenzy and bold-faced names, especially if you're starting from scratch.
CHIEF, the computer system that deals with customs declarations, would be overwhelmed, said Mr Vine in his evidence to MPs.
After all, people not pulling their weight might be overwhelmed or might have something going on outside of the office.
And with the training programs, you won't be overwhelmed with all the settings and modes Nikon packed into this device.
"A 401(k) plan can be complicated, so it's clear that people may be overwhelmed — and that's OK," she said.
Well, you can be deceived; you can be ripped off; you can be destroyed by bores; you can be overwhelmed.
Further, they say, even the most effective missile defense system can be overwhelmed by an attack that fires enough missiles.
When the bell rang, Jet gave it everything he had, but his opponent was far too composed to be overwhelmed.
Changing your thinking is major for you right now—but you could be overwhelmed by these shifts at this time.
So, rather than be overwhelmed by the scale of an issue, start with a simple question: What can I do?
Our military is preparing mobile hospitals for deployment in regions likely to be overwhelmed by a deluge of the infected.
For starters, doctors could be overwhelmed by healthy patients with Apple Watches rushing to the emergency room with inaccurate results.
Domestic violence hotlines may be disconnected, and emergency responders can be overwhelmed, sometimes leaving abuse victims to fend for themselves.
"There's so much going on, from the environment to taxes to education, that it's easy to be overwhelmed," Ellis said.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned on Sunday that NHS could be "overwhelmed" by the coronavirus in just two weeks.
She explained she didn't speak at the DNC because she continues to be overwhelmed with grief over her son's death.
However, there were concerns that he would be overwhelmed sitting for hours in a large auditorium surrounded by hundreds of people.
Every indication suggests state and local resources will be overwhelmed and this will be a major disaster requiring extensive federal resources.
Plus, the user is going to be overwhelmed if you have a whole lot of detail about how the algorithm works.
That way, when Parker is at its closest to the solar surface, the panels won't be overwhelmed with light and heat.
Still, even today, Winkler says he makes a concerted effort to stay positive and not be overwhelmed by his past struggles.
And long after the treatment, the old fear could return unexpectedly, and the patient would be overwhelmed with panic once again.
The less confidence people had in the media, the more likely they were to be overwhelmed by the flood of news.
The pint-sized volunteers sit in front of the dogs' kennels to read to them, so the canines won't be overwhelmed.
The plan would give a small economic boost but soon be overwhelmed by the rising federal debt burden, the center said.
Were North Korea's technology and production to keep advancing, U.S. defenses could be overwhelmed unless they keep pace with the threat.
It also makes sense, since asparagus is so delicate that it can easily be overwhelmed by neighboring ingredients in a dish.
You're going to face a lot of challenges today, and if you're not sure where you stand, you will be overwhelmed.
We all have the right to free samples, to be seen and to be overwhelmed by the reality of our love.
The White House, meanwhile, has offered only limited guidance for how it plans to aid hospitals that could soon be overwhelmed.
They may also be overwhelmed from having to care for children while balancing their work, and may feel disconnected from others.
Hospital systems in the US could be overwhelmed by an influx of patients if the spread of the virus doesn't slow.
"It is becoming clear that our hospitals will be overwhelmed soon," Inslee said in a letter sent to Trump this week.
Or could it be overwhelmed by the potent and toxic combination of economic orthodoxy and deep-pocketed, anti-government, conservative politics?
Rogue One is set for release on December 16, but we'll be overwhelmed with more trailers and stuff between now and then.
Walk into any baby store and you'll most likely be overwhelmed by the abundance of toys, blankets, strollers, carriers — you name it.
Sometimes I'll be overwhelmed by negative emotion and the thought is there, like a reflex: Self-injury could help you with this.
In the first year, Mr. Isbell and his colleagues didn't want to be overwhelmed by students while working out the inevitable kinks.
As a result of all this, landlords in some cities may be overwhelmed by applicants, even for a dimly lit basement apartment.
People are extra emotional during full moons—and because this one's in your sign, you can bet you'll be overwhelmed by feelings.
Saunders' Covert said he worried that the Hamptons hospitals, which aren't equipped for large numbers of patients, could be overwhelmed by cases.
Because the hospital system would be overwhelmed by patients infected with the disease, up to 20,000 could die, according to their projections.
Although these suggestions make sense, they describe individual acts that will likely be overwhelmed by other people not so inclined to change.
But several border points remain open, and many medical workers fear that Hong Kong's well-regarded health care system will be overwhelmed.
We were expecting to be overwhelmed by the TV deals in the Amazon Black Friday Sale, but that hasn't been the case.
Another obstacle for Clover and other publishers: Teenagers might be overwhelmed by the noise, but they also know how to ignore the overload.
It's easy to be overwhelmed during this process, but nobody will care as much about your body and the results as you will.
Don't overbook yourself this evening—you're going to be overwhelmed by your tasks enough as it is, and you'll need some down time.
But conservatives cheered Pence's performance, which put to rest any fears that the Indiana governor would be overwhelmed by the spectacle of Trump.
That small number can easily be overwhelmed, their regressive clamor stilled, if the rest of SFF fandom simply stands up to be counted.
To be a hip-hop fan in 2018 is to be overwhelmed by change, particularly when it comes to its restless young talent.
While the formidable Ellison stands in his way, Garrett is unlikely to be overwhelmed, having shown an impressive poise at his first Games.
Her ability to contend with the delays, and not be overwhelmed by the emotions swirling in the stadium, was critical to her victory.
Get ready: Your social feeds are about to be overwhelmed by the biggest, most over-the-top red carpet event of the year.
The park is balancing its mission to attract visitors with a need not to be overwhelmed by them, said Mr. Gediman, the ranger.
But if countries fail to "flatten the curve" of new cases, projections indicate that even the best-equipped health systems will be overwhelmed.
But the nation's testing capacity is still so limited that experts feared clinics and hospitals could be overwhelmed by an avalanche of requests.
Sorokin said Europe has been stocking cheap oil and that storage facilities in the region will be overwhelmed in just over a month.
But it's also true that hospitals and intensive care wards have only so much capacity and could be overwhelmed in a widespread outbreak.
The U.S.-provided system has been controversial since some claim it could be overwhelmed by a swam-like attack from the Pyongyang regime.
Don't be overwhelmed by the standard advice that you need to set aside enough to cover at least six months of living expenses.
These days, it's easy to be overwhelmed by the number of high-tech products that claim to cure or prevent the dreaded hangover.
A week later, Mr. Cahill turned down the job, saying in court papers one reason was that his small staff would be overwhelmed.
"It's clear that any benefit from refined coal can easily be overwhelmed by modest changes in combustion conditions" at power plants, Sahu said.
It sucks to be overwhelmed with nausea every time I open a new internet tab and see his picture accompanying nearly every news post.
That is the deeper reason why ethnic Latvians are still wary of their ethnic Russian compatriots: fear that their tiny nation will be overwhelmed.
When an estate is as large as Prince's, his family will be overwhelmed with depositions, testimony, private investigators, perhaps even handwriting or DNA experts.
Live updates on Hurricane Matthew Special concern surrounded Jacksonville's St. Johns River, which could be overwhelmed by water pushed into it by the storm.
LONDON (Reuters) - WBA and IBF world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua says Joseph Parker will be 'overwhelmed' in their unification fight in Cardiff on Saturday.
Otherwise America could be overwhelmed by a fundamental and deeply damaging legitimacy crisis which would be far worse than the events surrounding Bush vs.
They have told other teams that Andrew Miller is available, but with two years left on his contract, they would need to be overwhelmed.
But Johnson cautioned that from the Italian experience, even the best hospitals could be overwhelmed by COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.
We need to be concerned that Europe will be overwhelmed by leaders of the extreme right, undoing all that has been accomplished since 1945.
We tried our best not to be overwhelmed by the liability looming over our heads, but we also knew we needed a new strategy.
A help line and free one-on-one counseling are available to borrowers who may be overwhelmed when it comes to managing their debt.
The 20 best Thanksgiving TV episodes, ranked Don't be overwhelmed by the holiday season—let your favorite sitcom characters bear the weight with you.
With a shortage of beds, intensive care units, respirators, doctors, or nurses, the country's hospitals will soon be overwhelmed as those patients' symptoms worsen.
It's easier to take small steps—it'll make you feel like you're always moving forward, and you won't be overwhelmed when something bad happens.
It's happening around the globe at every second, and so I wanted people to be overwhelmed by the endless permutations of this natural force.
A clip by singer Semyon Slepakov imagines replacing the coach with Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, but predicts even he would be overwhelmed by the task.
"We can't keep being so paralyzed by fear or by not wanting to disagree that we let ourselves be overwhelmed by the storm," she said.
While music concerts and other performing artists events are often mobbed, fine arts venues are far less likely to be overwhelmed by the local public.
In 1999, it was briefly easier to tell a story of underdogs battling a professionalized, high-tech military and not be overwhelmed by uncomfortable resonance.
It might also be overwhelmed if the volume of migrants crossing the Aegean remains high despite increased NATO-backed sea patrols by Greece and Turkey.
"If Italy were to continue its transfers to the mainland, not only will Central Europe be overwhelmed, but drownings will continue", Kurz told the Italians.
But if the system is not to be overwhelmed or seen as unfair and illegitimate by EU citizens, the sorting must be efficient and enforceable.
Hospitals could be overwhelmed by the pandemicZipkin, with Northwell Health — GoHealth Urgent Care in New York, is confident his centers can take on the patients.
Perhaps more importantly, it would open a gusher of money to states, counties and cities that may soon be overwhelmed by a surge in cases.
It also gives the client the chance to find smaller organizations that are doing good work but would be overwhelmed by a multimillion-dollar gift.
I would eventually move to New York City for college and be overwhelmed by the amount of girls who thought my Asian features were attractive.
With only 25 hospital beds and limited medical professionals to handle an influx of people trying to escape the coronavirus, the Island would be overwhelmed.
Get ready: Whatever your social feeds, they are about to be overwhelmed by the biggest, most over-the-top red carpet event of the year.
The coronavirus has spread rapidly there since the first case was diagnosed in mid-March, and Venezuelan doctors say the health system will be overwhelmed.
"As aging continues, it's harder to not be overwhelmed by what you hear in a doctor's office," said Ms. Piper, 2500, a retired administrative assistant.
Instead, it's possible that political realities will be overwhelmed by his ability to flood the zone with an endless supply of favorable depictions of himself.
" Meanwhile, "public health and healthcare systems may become overloaded, with elevated rates of hospitalizations and deaths" and "health care providers and hospitals may be overwhelmed.
The first are people who have never invested before, including millennials, and who may be overwhelmed with the sheer number of investment choices, she said.
Some residents had urged the public to stay away because they worried the town of 50 year-round residents would be overwhelmed with unruly tourists.
We will likely be overwhelmed by the different ways that people are playing the game, and the simple number of people who are playing, too.
The cap was meant to ensure that the computers supporting the network, and processing the transactions, would not be overwhelmed by an enormous quantity of data.
Those drivers should consider upgrading to the 2017 Yaris — you won't be overwhelmed by buttons and doodads, but you will get the latest in safety technology.
Make your claim to enter America in the lawful way and wait your turn," he said, adding that he would not let the country be "overwhelmed.
"Today, we're here to send a message to the world that we're not going to let the country be overwhelmed," Sessions said at the news conference.
It also lets you weather problems at home, instead of clogging an urgent care center or the emergency room when both are likely to be overwhelmed.
That gives us every reason to think our health systems will eventually be overwhelmed like theirs were, unless we take strong measures sooner than they did.
Read more: Hospitals could be overwhelmed with patients and run out of beds and ventilators as the coronavirus pushes the US healthcare system to its limits
Some are worried it could be "overwhelmed" by a swarm-like attack from North Korea, which is known to have hundreds of missiles in its arsenal.
There's a luxury to letting ourselves be overwhelmed with the pessimism and the dread, but the mind has capacity to play all kinds of beautiful tricks.
Canada has insisted on protections for its publishing and broadcasting industries over concerns that these businesses would be overwhelmed by the much larger United States market.
The underlying message is that staying in the EU means Britain will soon be overwhelmed by unwashed hordes of brownish immigrants from exotic and violent locales.
The executive also said that if Twitter started commenting on individual accounts, it would be overwhelmed with the amount of statements it would be required to draft.
"We were overwhelmed then, and we are not going to be overwhelmed again," said Michele Bond, the assistant secretary of state for consular affairs, who oversees passports.
That also makes this amp nicely compatible with in-ear headphones, especially ones using multiple balanced armature drivers, which can often be overwhelmed by conventional desktop amps.
After life on the street, and two failed adoptions, Bacon had some behavioral issues at first which caused him to be overwhelmed by a lot of things.
The special forces might prove to be a less coherent force than currently assumed, or they could be overwhelmed by the variety of warlord forces against them.
Afghanistan has 34 confirmed cases of the virus and there are fears its vulnerable health system, devastated by years of war, would be overwhelmed by an outbreak.
When one adds to this complexity the prospect that management may be overwhelmed and its targets unreliable, one is tempted to give up – and many shareholders have.
Several of the city's hospitals, which are just now starting to be overwhelmed by coronavirus cases, did not respond to a request for comment on the directive.
When we're faced with a threat, our executive functions —  judgment, decision making, thoughtfulness and self-control — can be overwhelmed by the emotional, impulsive parts of our brains.
Doctors in Britain warned that the already-strained health care system there could be overwhelmed as the outbreak grows, and the country had its second coronavirus death.
It could be that we arrange surprises for ourselves only in order not to be overwhelmed by those thunderbolts and devastations over which we have no control.
Or they may simply be overwhelmed by their financial circumstances and fail to open their mail, said Betsy Mayotte, director of consumer outreach at American Student Assistance.
In that vein, the appeal of vintage games becomes apparent for those who might be overwhelmed by all the digital gadgets in our day-to-day lives.
"It's easy to be overwhelmed by everything you're seeing, and a list helps you make sure that you don't miss any pictures you want," Ms. Amrossi said.
A top New York City surgeon has issued two ominous memos, warning that the healthcare system could soon be overwhelmed and that healthcare workers are at risk.
"We were overwhelmed then, and we are not going to be overwhelmed again," Michele Bond, the assistant secretary of state for consular affairs, told The New York Times.
Morris wanted to "secure the grand effect" so that the entrances to the park would not be overwhelmed by the architecture of the city growing up around it.
As the omnipresent clock in the top left corner of the screen ticks down from 60 to zero over and over again, it's hard not to be overwhelmed.
In one scenario, which might take an election cycle or two, the Democrats' superior numbers will eventually prevail, and the minoritarians will be overwhelmed by the aggrieved majority.
Hulu built a custom interface for the Winter Olympics and will let you follow individual sports if you don't want to be overwhelmed by stuff you'll never watch.
Forecasters had earlier said New Orleans could get up to 210 inches (215 centimeters) of rain, raising concerns that water pumps strengthened after Hurricane Katrina would be overwhelmed.
Advances in North Korea's ballistic missile program have raised concern in Tokyo that its PAC-3 batteries and Aegis destroyers in the Sea of Japan could be overwhelmed.
They now succeed in late-game situations because they're more aware of what they need to do to win, and less likely to be overwhelmed by the moment.
Advances in North Korea's ballistic missile programme have raised concern in Tokyo that its PAC-3 batteries and Aegis destroyers in the Sea of Japan could be overwhelmed.
Ultimately, long-range SAMs like the S-400 are no miracle weapons; even the most effective IADS is liable to be overwhelmed if under constant attack without reinforcement.
This gives Amazon a tremendous base to win sales from but, given the number of products on its marketplace, some consumers may be overwhelmed and unable to decide.
Cuomo on Tuesday pleaded for the federal government to send 22020,000 ventilators to the state, warning that its hospitals will be overwhelmed by the growing number of cases.
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's National Health Service (NHS) could be "overwhelmed" by the coronavirus like the Italian health system in just two weeks, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has warned.
Of course, not all cats and dogs have the same personalities or living spaces, and some may be overwhelmed by the new activity going on in the house.
No matter the time of day or night, I felt like I had to plug back into the Matrix, only to be overwhelmed by the amount of content.
Lest you be overwhelmed by the cuteness, there's a heartbreaking side to that discovery: Bronze and Iron Age parents buried their dead infants with their clay sippy cups.
But in areas where most people live in apartments, it's not uncommon for pet owners to be overwhelmed by the responsibility and abandon their dogs in the streets.
Conservatives argue the public system should function as a safety net, and warn it would be overwhelmed without the private sector there to relieve some of the pressure.
Our systems of vision and hearing, like those of animals, would be overwhelmed if we had to process every pixel in a scene or every sound around us.
You might be overwhelmed by the long list of holiday toy deals but you most certainly feel like your son, daughter, niece, or nephew deserves something extra special.
The centerpiece of this is a missile arsenal that is second to none, and is of such a size that U.S. missile defenses would be overwhelmed many times over .
"I was moved by the strength of the women ... you would sometimes just listen to their stories and be overwhelmed by it, what they would tell you," Spyra said.
The spike in sales comes at a time when vinyl is experiencing a resurgence, causing turntables to fly off marketplace shelves and pressing plants to be overwhelmed with orders.
Since it's easy to be overwhelmed by the choice, we've attempted to narrow things down to the 10 TV panels we're most hyped for over the next few days.
Health care  In addition to economic assistance, the bill includes $100 billion for hospitals, which have warned they could soon be overwhelmed by the steady increase in coronavirus cases.
Instead they will be used to treat other illnesses or injuries, and free up capacity in civilian hospitals that are expected to be overwhelmed with cases of the virus.
The ships will be used to treat other illnesses or injuries and free up capacity in civilian hospitals that are expected to be overwhelmed with cases of the virus.
Among the points Harwood made: Any additional economic growth that the bill might create through corporate tax changes is likely to be overwhelmed by the drag from larger deficits.
Gizmodo reached out to Nintendo at the time to ask about the deal, but its phone line appeared to be overwhelmed by others wanting to know the same thing.
Data on this level also shows which areas have a high number of cases compared to their populations, which could point to areas where hospital resources may be overwhelmed.
But at the same time, like many parents, they're concerned that their children could be overwhelmed by predictions about the environment that seem to be growing ever more dire.
"Our existing medical and public health systems would be overwhelmed rapidly and there is no clear plan-B scenario for what countries should do once that happens," he said.
St. Louis emergency management officials are bracing for auto travel disruptions and possible power outages, but based on current forecasts, are not expecting to be overwhelmed, spokeswoman Tracy Panus said.
"Interventionist measures to drive down the dollar's value are likely to be overwhelmed by the configuration of macroeconomic fundamentals," said Eswar Prasad, a trade policy expert at Cornell University. tmsnrt.
Soon after the Giants chose Ballentine with the 180th pick, Ballentine spoke on a conference call with reporters, assuring them that he would not be overwhelmed by big-city life.
South Africa reported the first case of local transmission of the coronavirus on Thursday, fuelling concerns that sub-Saharan African health systems could be overwhelmed if the virus spread accelerates.
South Africa reported the first case of local transmission of the coronavirus on Thursday, fuelling concerns that sub-Saharan African health systems could be overwhelmed if the virus spread accelerates.
Again, if I used a -- an overly pessimistic view of 113% mortality rate because our health care system will be overwhelmed in the next two weeks, we're talking 211,211 people.
The problem is that many people may succumb to the disease in the meantime, and that by not attempting to control the spread, hospitals and medical systems will be overwhelmed.
No matter the region, so many variables shape the making of a wine that the characteristics of a particular place can often be overwhelmed by grape-growing and winemaking decisions.
The medical workers, members of a newly formed union, said they worried that hospitals would be overwhelmed as mainland Chinese seek to use Hong Kong's well-respected health care system.
So, taking the model at face value, the official said, means whatever job losses could occur from the new immigration plan would be overwhelmed by the reduction in foreign workers.
However, if President Trump escalates his trade war or there is a no-deal Brexit or any of a number of other geopolitical hotspots boils over, the Fed will be overwhelmed.
"Interventionist measures to drive down the dollar's value are likely to be overwhelmed by the configuration of macroeconomic fundamentals," said Eswar Prasad, a trade policy expert at Cornell University. https://tmsnrt.
I stay for a bit, watching Doom and some songs from Keitzer, but i'm looking forward to the next band on the list too much to be overwhelmed by anything else.
Just when it seemed she might be overwhelmed by the moment, though, she hit her stride and began looking every bit the part of someone ready for the political prime time.
Providing country-wide security for an election in Afghanistan would be daunting for any security force, but the Afghan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDSF) on its own will be overwhelmed.
"Interventionist measures to drive down the dollar's value are likely to be overwhelmed by the configuration of macroeconomic fundamentals," said Eswar Prasad, a trade policy expert at Cornell University. https://tmsnrt.
Although certain spatial constraints in New York limit the potential of Relational Undercurrents one cannot help but be overwhelmed at the imagination and talent of fine artists in the Caribbean today.
Though much is still unknown about the coronavirus, experts have predicted that unless urgent measures are taken, the US healthcare system could be overwhelmed by an influx of COVID-19 cases.
US localities and businesses have taken steps to lessen the spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, so that the healthcare system won't be overwhelmed by new patients.
While many have special valves designed to prevent too much storm water from entering the system, they can be overwhelmed in severe storms, and untreated sewage can end up in waterways.
Create standard operating procedures for bookkeepingWithout specific procedures to update your bookkeeping every month, you&aposll not only be overwhelmed when tax season comes — you may have to pay more taxes.
These types of decisions—about who to treat and who to let die—are being made daily by doctors in Italy, and experts worry American hospitals could soon be overwhelmed, too.
She described her son's heroism and love for his country, and explained she simply couldn't speak at the DNC because she continues to be overwhelmed with grief over her son's death.
If you know your birth place, time, and date, you can look up your personal Astro*Carto*Graphy map online (Dewhirst likes Astrodienst's map generator in particular), but prepare to be overwhelmed.
Patreon believes it's losing more casual creators during the signup process because new users may be overwhelmed by options and the company is hoping fewer barriers to entry might help with retention.
"They have this whole theory that white people are dying out and will be overwhelmed by the numbers of people of color, and they're terrified white people will be oppressed," Minkowitz said.
He said these were sufficient for now but could one day be overwhelmed, and suggested studying stationing new radar there as well as interceptors to knock out any incoming North Korean missiles.
The fewer people that get this virus at the same time, the less hospitals will be overwhelmed, and the better they'll be able to take care of the people who are sick.
I'd be overwhelmed by the realization that my experiment with guns was a childish, self-indulgent fantasy, disrespectful of the life Galen had lost and of all that my family had suffered.
If the initial easing doesn't cause hospitals to be overwhelmed, then more people could go back to work, and restaurants, bars and other venues could start operating at half their legal occupancy.
If the initial easing doesn't cause hospitals to be overwhelmed, then more people could go back to work, and restaurants, bars and other venues could start operating at half their legal occupancy.
It has to be overwhelmed, and that can be done as the left began to do it this month: With diligence, policy-focused messaging, increased engagement and participation, and demand for decency.
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If you give yourself the gift of time, to truly stay with the piece for more than 5 or 10 minutes, you might be overwhelmed by panic of "wasting time" at first.
It will reward return visits for architecture aficionados, although those less familiar with Wright's work may be overwhelmed by the bounty of disconnected galleries, which may as well be their own exhibitions.
The idea is not to be overwhelmed by the data, but to simply tweak what you can to improve your "sleep score" — which is determined by all of those factors, like noise level.
The city is protected from flooding by a system of levees and pumps, which can be overwhelmed by extreme bouts of rainfall or consistently heavy rain over the course of a few days.
"Although the opportunity to remove US$650m in costs ... would be a credit positive on its own, the cost savings are expected to be overwhelmed by interest expense," said Fitch analyst Jack Kranefuss.
News From All Sides was created for readers who want to see other points of view, but might be overwhelmed by an online search, says Jeannie Yang, SmartNews' senior vice president of product.
As the disruptions rippled through at least 36 hospitals, doctors' offices and ambulance companies across Britain, the health service declared the attack a "major incident," warning that local health services could be overwhelmed.
It's understandable to be overwhelmed or intimidated by the depth of this problem, and there's no question that Earth's oceans and cryosphere have already sustained permanent damage as a result of human activity.
Migrants, who may be dehydrated, hungry and tired by the time they reach the river, can easily be overwhelmed by the unexpected current, said Carlos A. Briano, an El Paso Fire Department spokesman.
As most music fans know, vinyl is currently undergoing a resurgence, leading sales in the UK to hit a 25-year high last year and record pressing plants to be overwhelmed with orders.
Now Mr. Christie is back where he wants to be — in the headlines, shaking up a political story, newly enlisted to campaign across the country and soon to be overwhelmed with news media requests.
Japan, worried its ballistic missile defenses could be overwhelmed by swarm attacks or circumvented by warheads launched on lofted trajectories, is likely to acquire a ground-based version of the Aegis missile defense system.
"Customers can be overwhelmed when moving, and we're excited to be working with Realogy to offer homebuyers a simplified way to settle into a new home," said Pat Bigatel, director of Amazon Home Services.
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's drug assessment body has criticized a lack of data directly comparing drugs in a promising new class of cancer immunotherapy, saying physicians could be overwhelmed or misled by the available information.
"There can be so much activity at dealerships that the sales staff can be overwhelmed and you might not be able get deep questions answered," said Matt Jones, senior consumer advice editor at Edmunds.com.
In Magic and Loss, I want show how readers might use the Web and not be overwhelmed by it; how we might stop fighting it, in short, and learn to love its hallucinatory splendor.
But her example shows that even the most carefully aligned politics can be overwhelmed by the pull of personal and professional relationships — especially in Hollywood, where every connection is fortified with influence and wealth.
Robert Isaacs, a podiatrist, posted a video of himself filling up a plastic bottle to help explain how the U.K.'s National Health Service could be overwhelmed if coronavirus cases in the country peak.
What we can do is slow it down, so that the severe cases get spread out over a longer period of time, and hospitals are less likely to be overwhelmed on any given day.
Law enforcement agencies probably would be overwhelmed by the inflow of prohibited menthol smokes, and other banned and flavored e-cigarette products likely would ride in on the existing supply chains of illicit cigarettes.
To visit the West Coast, now and always, is to be overwhelmed by its beauty — the blue water and blue skies, the temperate air and the beaches and the looming mountains not so far away.
In addition, if power is off in a community, people who rely on electricity at home to maintain their health — like people on ventilators — may turn to hospitals, which can be overwhelmed by the influx.
Harris said the defenses of Hawaii were sufficient for now but could one day be overwhelmed, and suggested studying stationing new radar there as well as interceptors to knock out any incoming North Korean missiles.
Progress will feel glacial and you may be overwhelmed by the unfairness of it all, but in the long run, it's much better than resting your hopes on the idea that things have to change.
Defenders of the Electoral College argue that it was created to protect the interests of smaller states, whose voters would otherwise be overwhelmed by the much larger populations living in urban areas along the coasts.
Social distancing will also help the health care system and providers take care of very sick patients, and not be overwhelmed with having to make choices on who should receive treatment on life-saving machines.
Depending on how many people contract the virus, a number that could range in the thousands soon, hospitals are set to be overwhelmed with cases and in need of more resources for testing and treatment.
On March 16, scientists at Imperial College, London, released a modeling study indicating that the British health system would be overwhelmed even if schools and universities closed and everyone older than 70 practiced social distancing.
In France, the enemy of change was the government, then headed by President Charles de Gaulle, who tried to repress the strikes and the sit-ins, but on May 29, he appeared to be overwhelmed.
Robert Isaacs, a podiatrist, posted a video of himself filling up a plastic bottle to help explain how the U.K.'s National Health Service (NHS) could be overwhelmed if coronavirus cases in the country peak.
Monroe shared an exclusive video of "Orphan" with Refinery29, and opened up about how the track helped her heal, how motherhood has changed her perspective, and why she's always happy to be overwhelmed by good things.
"If we have runaway warming at three to four degrees, everything else we do to reduce disaster risk will be overwhelmed by rising seas, intensifying storms, flooding, drought, food insecurity, people movements and conflict," he said.
As the disruptions rippled through hospitals, doctors' offices and ambulance companies across Britain on Friday, the health service declared the attack as a "major incident," a warning that local health services could be overwhelmed by patients.
So far, Chongqing has been able to avoid a backlash among holders of urban hukou, many of whom, as elsewhere in China, fear that already strained public services may be overwhelmed if migrants gain more rights.
He will either be overwhelmed by the left, as all of his opponents descend on him, or he will have to become them — adopting their positions further to the left, to grow his inadequate establishment base.
The director of Iceland's tourist agency also told CNN that, while the canyon wasn't intended to be overwhelmed by so many people, the country is working to install better infrastructure so that everyone can enjoy it.
The tally of confirmed U.S. cases has multiplied quickly over the past few weeks, surpassing 4,600 and prompting fears American hospitals might soon be overwhelmed, as Italian medical centers have been strained to the breaking point.
The data shows that the fatality rate remains high for those 85 and older, but hospitalization — and especially what it means for the US's soon-to-be-overwhelmed health care system — is still a big deal.
Dr. Vuving said that Vietnam may have ordered Repsol to stop drilling in the South China Sea this summer because it feared its Coast Guard could be overwhelmed by a potential riposte from the Chinese Navy.
Working out at 378 [pounds] was simply walking … Running into things full force like I had in the past only set me up to be overwhelmed and quit, so I knew this time I'd do it differently.
Access Now, a digital human rights group, sent a letter to the major wireless carriers in December outlining their concerns that the networks would be overwhelmed and congested, thereby preventing protesters and journalists from documenting the demonstrations.
Don't be overwhelmed by the fact that you might not be able to save a lot, said Annamaria Lusardi, academic director of the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center and a member of the CNBC Financial Wellness Council.
He said arriving early means you get complete attention from your server, a meal enjoyed without noise and distraction, and a lower chance of having your order messed up because the kitchen won't be overwhelmed with tickets.
Even scarier, Liz Specht did the math for STAT News on how quickly the healthcare system will be overwhelmed, and there's a good chance all hospital beds in the United States will be full sometime in May.
While the seven-hospital system in Southern Indiana has enough masks on hand to last a few months, Porter is concerned that it could be overwhelmed if public health efforts to slow the virus' spread are unsuccessful.
The default assumption of nearly every opponent of Donald Trump is that, sooner or later, he is bound to fail, either because he will be overwhelmed by events, undermined by scandal or abandoned by his own supporters.
But public health experts and a number of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have expressed concerns that if people start returning to work too quickly, hospitals could be overwhelmed and coronavirus deaths could rapidly increase.
Others might be overwhelmed by future-oriented concerns about the anxiety itself ("I'm emotionally distressed and can't function") or uncertainty ("I don't know what will happen, but I can't stop thinking about how awful things will be").
The medical workers, who are members of a newly formed union, said they were worried that hospitals would be overwhelmed by a surge of coronavirus cases, as mainland Chinese seek to use Hong Kong's health care system.
Bryce Durbin Bryce Durbin Decision-making: Policymakers can easily be overwhelmed by the number of choices they must make and the range of stimuli they encounter—exponentially greater in today's era of social media than in decades past.
Domestically, if she is not to be overwhelmed by the politics of Europe, as so many Tory prime ministers have been before her, she needs to convince those who voted to leave that their victory will be honoured.
They also find themselves dealing with the trauma of the aftermath of suicide – such as talking with the families of those affected and supporting other emergency workers who may be overwhelmed and affected by what they have seen.
"Customers can be overwhelmed when moving, and we're excited to be working with Realogy to offer homebuyers a simplified way to settle into a new home," Pat Bigatel, the director of Amazon Home Services, said in a statement.
Nuclear-capable North Korea has a fast accelerating missile development program and Japanese officials have been worried that its ballistic missile defenses (BMD) could be overwhelmed by swarm attacks or be circumvented by warheads launched on lofted trajectories.
LONDON, March 22 (Reuters) - Britain's National Health Service (NHS) could be "overwhelmed" by the coronavirus like the Italian health system in just two weeks, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has warned in the face of rising numbers of deaths.
Free community college is a big hit on the campaign trail as candidates battle over student debt plans but there's a downside — schools could be overwhelmed by a tide of new students who'd still wind up without degrees.
Both the Peshmerga and Iraqi army have organized screening points to prevent ISIS members from escaping, but aid agencies say that if the outflow exceeds 150,000 people, the systems in place to process and accommodate people will be overwhelmed.
Existing coastal terminals could be overwhelmed by late next year as a flurry of new pipelines come into operation and move 21 million barrels of oil landlocked in West Texas to the Gulf Coast, say oil companies and analysts.
We're preconditioned as viewers to expect certain things when we sit down and stare at a screen—you allow yourself to be confused and accept mystery, or to be overwhelmed by emotion, because there is a clear path ahead.
"When some parents walk into a grocery store they may be overwhelmed by the options, but in daily life, the key message is, what we recommend is doable, even if it does take some persistence and cooperation," Lott said.
Related: How Europe's Migration Policy Is Failing the Continent — and Its Refugees "If Afghans continue to be blocked the entire reception system will be overwhelmed in just eight days," said Elisabeth Ingres, who runs the group's activities in Greece.
That said, the Tigers lost each of those games by 20-plus points and may be overwhelmed by a Tar Heels team that has never failed to make the Elite Eight as a No. 1 seed under coach Roy Williams.
"If the sanitary landfill does not have enough leachate storage and treatment capacity, it can be overwhelmed by the sudden influx of stormwater," Nickolas Themelis, director of the Earth Engineering Center at Columbia University, wrote in an email to BuzzFeed News.
Some of the veteran polar guides leading groups to the North Pole were predicting that in as little as five years they expected even the one remaining tenacious Russian operator to be overwhelmed by the hazards of 21st-century sea ice.
There three mirror rooms center the new exhibition: Pumpkin's Infinity Mirrored Room, Chandelier of Grief, and Where the Lights in My Heart Go, where the public can be overwhelmed by mutiplying reflections for reflection, contemplation, or most likely, hypnotic amazement.
LONDON (Reuters) - As his long, illustrious career reaches its end, Usain Bolt is confident he will not be overwhelmed by emotion at the World Athletic Championships in London on Saturday and has his sights set firmly on signing off with victory.
"The Hill appears to be overwhelmed with people advocating for why they're uniquely affected by the coronavirus epidemic," said Sean Kennedy, the top lobbyist for the National Restaurant Association, which asked Congress for more than $300 million in relief this week.
"It could end up killing people," one VA official who works for a regional system said, referring to the likelihood that medical personnel at its 21,24 health care facilities across the country will be overwhelmed by a significant rise in patients.
But as Florida is home to 11 of the nation's 2500 active dog tracks, there is a concern that the networks of people who find new owners for dogs at the end of their short racing careers will be overwhelmed.
Brighton's chief executive and deputy chairman Paul Barber said the gesture was one way of showing their appreciation to the NHS staff, who Prime Minister Boris Johnson has warned could soon be overwhelmed in the face of rising numbers of deaths.
With Thursday's opening round approaching, the question is whether a venerable course, whose first holes were shaped during the 19th century, will inevitably be overwhelmed by players using 21st century golf technology and the aggressive mind-set that goes with it.
He originated the concept of mission control, with authority vested in a ground-based flight director, not in a pilot-astronaut soaring through space at 7 miles a second who might be overwhelmed by pressures, especially during launch or re-entry.
Residents of Rachel, Nevada, a remote desert town of 50 people about 12 miles outside the base, worried their community might be overwhelmed by unruly crowds turning out in response to a recent viral social-media invitation to "storm" Area 51.
Indians RH Corey Kluber (23-25, 22) Gray would be a nice fit in any contender's rotation, but the Oakland front office would have to be overwhelmed to deal a 26-year-old at the low point of his value.
Aerospace analyst Bjorn Fehrm said in a blog post for Leeham News that pilots may have deliberately re-activated the system in order to make it easier to control the aircraft only to be overwhelmed by rapid counter-moves from MCAS.
"We look for a &aposwow&apos factor where you&aposre going to be overwhelmed by the place," said D&aposAgostino, who lives in Manhattan and has a Tentrr site near his upstate weekend home 110 miles (177 kilometers) north in rural Bovina.
Aerospace analyst Bjorn Fehrm said in a blog post for Leeham News that pilots may have deliberately re-activated the system in order to make it easier to trim or control the aircraft only to be overwhelmed by rapid counter-moves from MCAS.
And because a disproportionate number of serious violent crimes are committed by individuals between 17 and 21, the juvenile system would be overwhelmed by the number of young adults it would need to process, and its rehabilitative purpose could be seriously undermined.
As Surman and I chatted about the closely-intertwined dangers presented by large-scale data collection, unaccountable machine learning algorithms, and the pathetically-insecure Internet of Things, it was hard not to be overwhelmed by the sense that we're completely and utterly fucked.
"Most beef farmers, for example, believe that the Belgian market will be overwhelmed by big Canadian beef producers," Mr. Vanoirbeek said, even though the treaty would limit beef imported from Canada to just 0.6 percent of the European Union's total beef consumption.
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Some residents of Rachel, a remote desert town of 50 people a short distance from the military base, worried their community might be overwhelmed by unruly crowds turning out in response to a recent, viral social-media invitation to "storm" Area 51.
If the raw information is not necessarily new, the show brings together separate sources in an engaging, accessible way that should appeal to adults and to children hearing about other planets for the first time (although very young children might be overwhelmed).
News flow, and CNBC and others, will just be overwhelmed by Trump, the cabinet, and most of the cabinet are coming here as well, so, I think it'll be dominated by his presence, or his presence at the end of the week.
It included banger lines like, "I know you can be overwhelmed, and you can be underwhelmed, but can you ever just be whelmed?" and featured the late great, Heath Ledger, and Julia Stiles before Save the Last Dance taught her how to dance.
Describing this new family of storage drives, which will also include 1TB and 2TB variants, as consumer class, Samsung will obviously aim to price them at a level where quibbles about performance will be overwhelmed by the sheer advantage of having terabytes of space.
Aerospace analyst Bjorn Fehrm said in a blog post for Leeham News that pilots may have deliberately re-activated the system in order to make it easier to trim or control the aircraft only to be overwhelmed too quickly by counter-moves from MCAS.
I've just watched him and his men take turns carrying out the day's ritual: affix respirators to their face, climb down a ladder into an oil-slicked pit, strain against stiff valves on the exposed wellhead, be overwhelmed by the gases, retreat, and repeat.
"But if you consider the circumstances that our Brazilian friends are working under — with their country in a situation of crisis — ...you can look forward to the opening of the stadium and to be overwhelmed by the passion of our Brazilian hosts," Bach said.
She added that most Americans "would be overwhelmed" if they knew just how many threats were being tackled behind the scenes every day, but that there are men and women working tirelessly in secret to protect this country and keep people safe from harm.
Still, the set-up is pretty absurd, with Claire now running a campaign to save the dinosaurs, who are in danger of becoming extinct all over again because the island where remnants of them have survived is about to be overwhelmed by a volcanic explosion.
In Sampha's lyrics, nature saves him from his emotional turmoil; his desire to be overwhelmed by nature stems comes from his urge to escape the frustration of being left alone with himself, unable to reach the loved ones with whom he yearns to reunite.
Sometimes, Roy allows herself to be overwhelmed by symbolism: Nomi sees "foaming blood" in the sea, then is ­blinded by "sheets of falling blood" in her hotel, then claims "the juice inside poured out in red spurts" from a melon at breakfast the next morning.
When CNN's Dana Bash asked Biden if he would call in the US military to help, Biden was clear that had would indeed do so to build additional hospitals, which could well be necessary, given that hospitals may be overwhelmed as the crisis deepens.
Inmates are restricted to small cells in sometimes crowded conditions and with limited cleaning supplies; former prisoners and advocates told BuzzFeed News the conditions are ripe for a widespread outbreak, and they worry the limited health care resources available to inmates will quickly be overwhelmed.
Now, as President-elect Donald J. Trump prepares to enter the White House renewing warnings of China's economic menace, it will be even more difficult for Mr. Liu to achieve his agenda, which could be overwhelmed by fears of fallout from a trade war.
The system could be overwhelmed if North Korea were to launch a series of missiles simultaneously and it's not effective against submarine-launched ballistic missiles launched from south, east or west of lower South Korea, according to a report from the North Korea monitoring group 38 North.
"It is clearly a risk that they again come into the same problems as before the financial crisis — that the economy overheats and they build up external liabilities," said Danske Bank chief analyst Jakob Christensen, adding that a small country could easily be overwhelmed by capital flows.
A word of warning though: Even if you've got gigabytes upon gigabytes of room free on the USB stick, try and limit yourself to an album's worth of music, otherwise your friend is going to be overwhelmed with all the new music they need to imbibe.
The red shirts have helped to relieve the stress on local emergency rooms that otherwise would be overwhelmed with demand every time an area hosted a major event, such as the weekend-long Okeechobee Music and Arts Festival that brings 30,000 out-of-towners into Okeechobee, Fla.
"This case is likely to take a long time (VW settled in 16 months) and should weigh on FCA's share price for some time as the message regarding the execution of its 2018 plan is likely to be overwhelmed," analysts at Barclays said in a note.
It is as if a part of them has died, and they need people close by to hold them when they cry, to bring them food and drink, to help them not be overwhelmed by the replaying of images that send fear rushing through their bodies.
As with Mr. Zeller's preceding works, this one offers a glorious acting opportunity to its leading player, which Mr. Hanson responds to in kind: Michel imploding and exploding in turn as he attempts not to be overwhelmed by the stealth to which he has, of course, contributed.
It predicts that, with the current amount of limited action some states are taking to curtail transmission, Kansas will have more sick people than hospital beds by April 22019 and Oklahoma by April 22020 — in short, even states with low population densities will soon be overwhelmed.
BARCELONA — Spain passed a grim milestone on Friday when it became the second European country to report over 1,000 coronavirus deaths, a mark that Italy passed a week ago, with the country's doctors warning that the health system may soon be overwhelmed, just as in Italy.
As more migrants are blocked at the American border and more undocumented immigrants are deported from the United States, border communities in Mexico could be overwhelmed, migrant shelters could overflow, the ranks of the unemployed could swell, and Mexico will bear the strain, officials and advocates say.
We were all struck by the number of rye brands available now, and, with roughly 1,300 craft distillers in the country today making everything from gin to whiskey, up from maybe a dozen 10 years ago, we conjectured that many consumers may be overwhelmed with choices.
But Mr. Ibarra will be battling more than just Mr. Conlan: The two dozen supporters Mr. Ibarra is bringing along from his hometown, Denver, may be overwhelmed in the sold-out Theater by some 2,000 fans said to be flying in from Ireland for the bout.
"The Long Room" is uncannily reminiscent of "Jill," by Philip Larkin, about a provincial boy who goes up to Oxford with high hopes, only to be overwhelmed by loneliness and longing, a sense that life is something that goes on elsewhere, in sparkling rooms he glimpses from the street.
In a 10-page memo sent to Defense Secretary Michael Fallon in April, General Richard Barrons, who was head of Britain's Joint Forces Command, said there was no plan to defend the nation against a conventional attack and it would be overwhelmed by a concerted Russian air campaign.
So much goes into selling the idea that college is good, vital, and necessary to your future that you might be overwhelmed with a sense that you must discover and begin your life's immutable calling by the end of your first semester, or else you are failing at life.
As more and more people stay home, they're likely turning to Amazon to order whatever they need because, well, the e-commerce giant can get it to their front door in a day (if they have Prime), although the service appears to be overwhelmed with orders and is experiencing delivery delays.
"Primary care physicians may be overwhelmed with the amount of new information required to understand the data regarding lung cancer screening, potential benefits, and with discussing risks," Dr. Ticiana Leal, a researcher at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
While the agency serves as an emergency backup health care resource for civilians in crisis situations, there is no indication that it is preparing to open its doors to non-veteran patients in the near term despite warnings that other hospital systems could be overwhelmed by an influx of patients, raising concerns on Capitol Hill.
"(Perhaps) the President calculates that by adding to the blizzard of bizarre behavior over the last two years and shutting down the government at Christmas, while his own party still controls each branch of it, the institutions that we need for our democracy to function (and to ensure no man is above the law) will be overwhelmed," he wrote.
This unresponsiveness to today's students -- who are much more likely to be students of color, English language learners, women and openly LGBTQ -- prevents us from reaching our full potential by making it more likely some students will drop out of school, fall victim to fraudulent institutions or cruel institutional practices, or simply be overwhelmed with debt.
Yet for policy-minded moderates and other Democrats fixated above all on defeating Mr. Trump, the debates raised an unsettling prospect — that with Mr. Biden as an unsteady standard-bearer, the forces of electoral and ideological pragmatism could be overwhelmed in the primary by the demands of the rising left, and the candidates who embrace them.
And, unambiguously, Fifty Shades Darker repeats the choreography of gendered intimacy that dictates so many relationships in America today: the man pretending he craves dominance, but wanting, instead, to be overwhelmed by a force of desire he must surrender to; and the woman pretending she wants to submit to the man's displays of power, but realizing that this power is an illusion.
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Yet by this weekend, lights had flicked on again on both coasts as designers and manufacturers began to pivot from making dresses, jeans and bathing suits to making surgical face masks and other protective gear — even as President Trump addressed the United States, saying unspecified help would be on the way for hospitals that expect to be overwhelmed and under-resourced.
That's how we got the people from Stomp Records involved and some of our friends and someone from the UK. It's a bunch of different people, and we're now a team of eight or seven running the festival, which is a lot easier on me and Hélène and it's a lot easier for the festival—to not be overwhelmed with everything that there is to do.
"One potential explanation for these findings is that parents who have a stressful day at work, school or home or who feel depressed throughout the day may be overwhelmed and not feel like making a family meal, and so they opt for pre-prepared foods and make less homemade foods," said lead study author Jerica Berge of the University of Minnesota Medical School in Minneapolis.
"I am scared that our hospitals will be overwhelmed with anyone who thinks they 'probably don't have it but may as well get checked out no matter what because you just never know...'"Sharkawy appeared to be referring to widespread prepping in countries including the US and UK, where many stores abruptly found themselves sold out of essential items like toilet paper and hand sanitizer.
It does put you in the boots of a number of marines, each one packing some serious firepower; but race into a new area of the game—be that during one of its USS Sulaco-set stages, or on the surface of the infamous LV-426—paying little mind to the bleeping of your motion tracker, and you'll swiftly be overwhelmed by aliens, enemy soldiers (alas, this isn't strictly a men (and women) versus monsters affair), aggressive robots or any combination of Bad Things.

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