1) A fury snake overarching was looking at us.

2) The overarching theme of the election campaign was tax cuts.

3) The crisis gave an overarching justification to the government's policy.

4) Many historians prefer of course the overarching pattern.

5) Productivity and efficiency are overarching concerns at the factory.

6) The eternal,(http:///overarching.html) overarching divinity whom Graves' favorite goddess personified has gone by many names.

7) Globalization is the overarching process, linked in different ways to both integration and fragmentation.

8) Globalization has been characterized as the overarching global political process.

9) Two new overarching groups were formed, each having full authority and wherewithal for engineering, assembly, and sales.

10) The overarching concern regarding mandatory therapy is not whether it is just or moral but whether it cures or improves.

11) Energy security and supply an overarching theme of Russia's G 8 presidency.

12) Our overarching motivation is to provide enhanced capabilities to the soldier faster.

13) An overarching priority is to reinforce professional staffing, which is much more profitable than clerical staff.

14) This overarching idea of simplicity is what Mies van der Rohe, architect and leader of the Bauhaus movement in Germany during the 1920s, meant by his motto "less is more".

15) Yet the overarching theme is rapport -- and establishing some.

16) American social science found itself suddenly without an overarching theory and began its subsequent slide into its current methodological Balkanization.

17) Their research groups these trends under three overarching pillars -- Demographics, Multipolar World and Sustainability.

18) By contrast, evolutionary systems theory does formulate an overarching hypothesis.

19) Therefore, I had no doubt the right kinds of overarching principles were flowing from the top of the Honda hierarchy.

20) It is emblematic of the difficulties facing those who attempt definitions in the current age of resistance to overarching defining characteristics.

21) On the debit side, he frustratingly falls short of any overarching analysis.

22) But this indeterminacy should not, and ultimately can not, be hidden or brought together under a single overarching account.

23) The result seems imposed and artificial, a seemingly retroactive attempt to fit unwilling text to some overarching high-concept frame.

24) Self - culture is a term the Transcendentalists used to convey an overarching philosophy of the spirit.

25) But third, the solution architect must be cognisant of the overarching business and IT architecture responsibilities.

26) The EU-Vietnam talks continue a recent trend of pursuing bilateral accords, which were set aside during most of the past decade as countries focused on an overarching, multilateral trade agreement.

27) In the post - cold - war world of 2008, there's no one overarching reality that provides an orienting stability.

28) I would say then the root of the problems that undermine and derange the Chinese society is the overarching metaphor characteristic of our patriarchal society: managing a country is managing a family.

29) An adherence to free trade has evolved into an overarching obligation to minimize market distortion.

30) We can believe we are being self-reliant and independent, and yet there is still clearly an overarching destiny, a Great Maker.

31) The overarching question seems to be what happens when the US pulls out?

32) But within seconds Tom Watt was at my elbow, his large black umbrella overarching us both.

33) The campaign's overarching message: Rotary provides opportunities and the structure to help others.

34) Two years ago, when the project was launched, institutional inadequacy was the overarching challenge of transportation.

35) I'm not an economist and I do not offer an overarching economic strategy.

36) Home ownership has been an overarching and innate desire of the British.

37) A bird on the fly, however, has no overarching concept of the shape of its flock.

38) An overarching worry is that the complexity of today's global financial network makes occasional catastrophic failure inevitable.

39) They are better than overarching regulations that penalise the good with the bad.