Sentence examples for override need from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, poverty and need for money was reported to override need for protection.

Some of this can be explained by the decline in popularity and relevance of the House of Windsor between then and now, but it was clear that - even in the pre-Internet, pre-multimedia age when society wasn't quite so fractured  - the British people still expressed an overriding need to assume a place in something wider, deeper, and bigger.

The High Court's decision was reversed by the Court of Appeal, which held that the under-inclusiveness was not fatal because of the "overriding need to observe international comity".

"So we feel the override does need to be there".

Her book moves on to the surveillance technology that was meant to override the need for nuclear arsenals.

And does the importance of clubhouse chemistry really override the need for a more thorough look at the statistical make-up of its membership?

These Great Recession graduates are perfect players in fast-growth companies where a hunger to work and a will to win override the need for entitlements, praise and corner offices.

But the recipe for protein synthesis used by Dr. Nirenberg and Dr. Matthaei happened to contain twice the natural amount of magnesium, an anomaly that was later found to override the need for a start codon.

On those occasions, high costs may easily override that need.

This is what happens when short-term political calculations override the need to build a better future for everyone".

However, large scale implementation of HPV vaccination is still challenging, and even when effective, it will not override the need for cervical cancer screening.