Sentence examples for overriding concern as from inspiring English sources

The overriding concern, as always, is for the health and happiness of our children".

Cameron's and the Tories' overriding concern is that his class weather the economic storm with their fortunes intact.

As with most other aspects of "cleanup" operations related to the blowout, appearances were far more important than reality, and the images shown on national media to the public of overriding concern.

Business realities and objectives are overriding concerns.

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.

The big question, analysts said, is whether the advantages Ms. Russo brings, as an executive who knows Lucent and its market, will override concerns that she is too closely associated with the business culture that led to Lucent's current problems.

As a transparent, rules-based system gives way to an art-of the-deal mentality, business expediency will override concerns with ethical standards.

Take the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) for example, an organisation of which the "overriding concern" is "safeguarding the public interest".

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.

Logic suggests that stability should be our overriding concern -- as it is for all other consumers.

"He is concerned as well.