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This microbiome establishes itself in the first two years of our life and persists despite the onslaught of French fries, Cokes, or carrots.

In fact, you often can't use it on the day that you buy it, partly to help merchants prepare for the onslaught of new customers.

A cover used to protect a book. This piece of plastic serves to protect the book from the onslaught of daily usage.

For the choices you make will determine how you deal with the onslaught of changes imminently poised on the steps of your world.

That did not shield them from the onslaught of development.

The onslaught of industrialization in the early 19th century changed all of that.

Firms that have survived and can potentially survive the onslaught of globalization are those engaged in very little value-added production.

Their cunning and skill puts them in control of the battlefield and lets them minimize the onslaught of their enemies.

Social service agencies are scrambling to meet the onslaught of demands unfolding over the coming years.

Withstanding the onslaught of foreign firms on home soil may be as impressive a feat as beating them in global markets.

There's no need to manage the onslaught of unread articles but with the click of a button that causes many to tremble in fear.

But, with the arrival of our peers and the onslaught of our training and work responsibilities has come a newfound freedom.

The architecture in the old town has thankfully managed to survive the onslaught of earthquakes, wars and worst of all, modern development.

This piece of plastic serves to protect the book from the onslaught of daily usage.

The onslaught of cellphone calls and email and instant messages is fracturing attention spans and hurting productivity.

The nine native tribes of Taiwan have for a long time been facing the onslaught of modernization.

But they have little chance against the onslaught of water and debris.

And why is there no buffer to the onslaught of the years?

What jobs are secure from the onslaught of automation?

The market is also braced for the onslaught of ultra-cheap cars.

Hewlett can't escape the onslaught of bad news.

Unfortunately, there are fewer and fewer brand names that can withstand the onslaught of excess capacity.

I can understand why some developing countries are being taken by surprise by the onslaught of these diseases.

Groan at the amount of work I have to do before the onslaught of meetings in the afternoon.

the onslaught of upwards of seventy divisions(Winston S. Churchill)

the onslaught of upwards of seventy divisions(bWinston S. Churchill)