Sentence examples for more easily overridden from inspiring English sources
The weaker the reason, the more easily overridden it is.
Alternatively, an impersonal approach could argue that we have a prima facie duty to promote over-all happiness by creating new well off people which duty, however, may be more easily overridden than duties not to cause harm.
Now, a new exhibition is making a clear bid to prove that Detroit is not some artistic backwater where ordinary institutional standards – which protect against the selling of art for anything other than the buying of more art – can be so easily overridden.
Despite the fact that vetoes are easily overridden, only around ten percent of vetoed bills are overridden.
In fact, the Constitutional Court's decision was quickly and easily overridden.
But his veto was easily overridden, proving a Washington rule: never stand between a member of Congress and asphalt.
President Bush's veto was easily overridden as Republicans in droves abandoned his misguided effort to help the insurance industry hold on to its large subsidies.
This often came more easily.
Marriages are fled more easily.
Leads are more easily shared.
