Sentence examples for be overridden with from inspiring English sources
verb
To ride across or beyond something.
Uber, we understand, is working closely with selected partners who come on to the platform to ensure that what they bring is the right blend of contextual experience or entertainment, so don't expect the Uber app to be overridden with unapproved messages and services.
Or maybe, pass a constitutional amendment that changes the Constitution so that the president's veto can be overridden with 51 votes?" .
The app, which costs $2 per month per phone, can be overridden with two button pushes.
The tax cap could also be overridden with 60 percent of a local school district vote.
Any of these protections can be overridden with the consent of the individual or as part of law-enforcement investigations.
The White House has said Obama will veto Corker's bill if it passes – a veto could be overridden with a two-thirds majority vote, not an impossibility given the strong sentiments in Congress.
The park was overridden with drug sales at night".
If the data is not recorded, it is overridden with the next 30 seconds' worth.
America's pavements and boardwalks are overridden with persons, many of them overweight, who amble along licking ice cream or gobbling chips.
IN a filthy Ethiopian prison that is overridden with lice, fleas and huge rats, two Swedes are serving an 11-year prison sentence for committing journalism.
Human nature, especially at this level of competitive excellence, says that can't be true, any more than it is for a women's Tour that is overridden with endorsement envy.
