Sentence examples for before being overridden from inspiring English sources

In his valedictory speech, Hockey revealed he still supported the idea – as he had tentatively done in government before being overridden, yet again, by the prime minister.

His track "Geisha," a woozy nod to Japanese Koto music, begins with melodious, mournful strings before being overridden with sputtering percussion, and dropping to a syrupy half-time groove that defines the track.

Integrity, impartiality and accountability are all at risk of being overridden by profit.

For example, it is useful to know how often alerts are being overridden and why.

A large number of successful animal model studies, including systemic delivery to nonhuman primates, provide excitement and enthusiasm for upcoming research in the field but still a number of hurdles and concerns must be overridden before DNA delivery could be harnessed as a new therapeutic modality.

The partially automated system could be overridden by braking or accelerating, while the fully automated system could also be overridden by steering; if either system was overridden, it had to be activated manually again.

But how can natural instincts be overridden?

Everything you do can be overridden!

The park was overridden with drug sales at night".

The record for rebuffs is held by Andrew Johnson, who vetoed 21 bills & was overridden 15 times.

Gutmann asks: "Can the impulse that still impels men to try to protect women be overridden?