Sentence examples for completely overrides from inspiring English sources
Speaking in Rio, the sports minister, Tracey Crouch, insisted the investment was still a most worthwhile one: "The great thing about sport is that it completely overrides politics most of the time.
Phototropism completely overrides gravitropism when apical cells are laterally irradiated with relatively high red light intensities, but below a defined light intensity threshold gravitropism competes with the phototropic reaction.
The NRA's bill completely overrides those democratically-enacted laws as well.
But it seems that prevention of prophase spindle assembly completely overrides any need to disassemble the outer kinetochore; bipolar spindles never form in prophase I.
Thus, the activation state of the Rags completely overrides the nutritional status of the cells and is sufficient to determine TFEB localization.
But it seems that prevention of prophase spindle assembly completely overrides any need to disassemble the outer kinetochore; bipolar spindles never form in prophase I. B) Moreover, artificial assembly of the outer kinetochore in prophase I (CUP-NDC80 CUP-HSK3) does not influence MI segregation unless CLB3 is also artificially expressed.
It's been a success, but it will never completely override our very human tendency to want those things — and animals — that have the shine of popularity.
"I believe that Hugh Jackman provides enough winning and overwhelmingly positive theatrical moments that these reviews and the lack of appreciation can be completely overridden by the enormous response that he is getting.
But the ubiquity of the Minions means that Despicable Me has become a weird sort of half-film, where the memory of the irritating Jar Jar Binks-alikes has completely overridden the memory of the plot.
When I visited Beijing recently, the architect Ole Scheeren said to me, "I think Beijing is incredibly strong in its ability to completely override its own history and yet not surrender its identity".
It was chosen as a rough ballpark figure – what John Curtice, who helped come up with it, called a "best guess for an amount of money big enough to have impact on a person's material wellbeing, symbolic of an improvement in an individual's standard of living, but not so large as to completely override everything else".
