Sentence examples for override about from inspiring English sources

Ms. von Turk figures that the managers override about 5percentt of the company choices selected by the model.

The committee is scathing about how political pressure seemed to override concerns about whether spending on Kids Company represented a good use of more than £40m.

Meanwhile, divisions within Asia seemed to override misgivings about another European at the helm.

The urgency of the common cause would override choosiness about the means.

Gaining access to a stable oil supply is likely to help override qualms about Iran's weapons program and its strained ties with the United States.

It reckons that regulators' determination to encourage competition to BT and BSkyB will override concerns about the cable industry.A new mogulThere is good reason for both those companies to worry.

Through it all, Mr. Gross took a strong stance on behalf of critics, who, he maintained, have continued to affect the reception of movies, even as social media and mass marketing often seemed to override judgments about quality.

The forecast is gloomy, then, for products and services designed to save money - warehouse supermarkets and generic products (unbranded canned and packaged goods) - since speed of food purchase and preparation will likely override concerns about price.

The Bochum immigration authorities failed in 2009 to revoke his residency permit when a higher court ruled that his relationship to his wife, a German, and three children was important enough to override concerns about his activities as a radical Muslim preacher.

MPs in the UK have called the trip "the shabby face of Brexit" and said the prime minister must not let the desire for trade and security cooperation override concerns about human rights, as well as the Saudi-led intervention in Yemen.

Labour and Lib Dem MPs called the trip "the shabby face of Brexit" and said the prime minister must not let the desire for greater co-operation override concerns about crackdowns on journalists and protesters, as well as the conflict in Yemen.