Sentence examples for overriding number from inspiring English sources

The overriding number of high school teams in Westchester are named after aggressive animals.

Tony Danza's cabaret act is an illustration of how sheer charm can override any number of technical deficiencies.

Unless his veto is overridden, the number of children without health insurance will be bigger than Texas.

"This is a case where simplicity overrides the number of things [presented to advertisers]." Marketers no longer have to export multiple reports to get the data they want.

This card will have a new number when you receive it, but you will be transferring your old number to your new SIM card, overriding the new number.

Indeed, besides the necessity to avoid effective immune clearance and to survive in multiple contexts (local stroma, blood or lymph, secondary site of expansion), malignant cells have to override a significant number of barriers to metastasise.

In relation to health personnel, there was a consistent concern that the authority to manage health personnel issues is constantly overridden by a number of central government organs with a stake in the management of public servants.

"The number one thing overriding everything else is access to talent," said Wise. "This makes a lot of sense.

More road congestion and insider buying nudged the Chirp Index higher in November, overriding an increase in the number of mentions of the word recession.

The modesty of Wagner and Lajoie over their achievements contrasted sharply with Cobb's ambition and overriding interest in his individual numbers".

This analysis of predictive factors for alerts overriding is limited by the low number of new errors in our data.