Sentence examples for overriding part from inspiring English sources
Mr. Erskine called Brooklyn "a historical place," and said an overriding part of that was its willingness to do something that no other baseball town seemed eager to do: embrace a black player, Jackie Robinson.
Memories of being taken to war on a false prospectus, mentioned by the PM during his speech, played an overriding part in the rejection of his call for military action.
An overriding part of modeling continues to be food uniqueness and complexity, consumer needs and expectations, health and wellness, sustainability and SR.
The Kungurian Stage represents the final phase of the Uralian geosyncline as the Uralian orogenic belt continued to move west, closed, and overrode part of the Uralian marine seaway.
Almost everything he does betrays the sensibility of an old-fashioned sensualist and aesthete, but he overrides that part of himself with his impatience to track all his big thoughts and deep feelings.
The move was overrided in part by the decision to include the front-facing speakers that flank the screen.
Netflix says: "Blitz4j overrides key parts of the log4j architecture to remove the locks and replace them with concurrent data structures.
They also suggest that Krox20 may promote the cell segregation properties of odd rhombomeres, at least in part by overriding the ability of resident r3/r5 Hox proteins to regulate cell-surface molecules such as Epha4.
In hardware terms, it is equally appealing, as your everyday PC (as part of a cluster) can be part of a grid, overriding the need to have conventional and expensive supercomputers.
This year, the Legislature has passed a $92.8 billion budget that contained some tax increases over the governor's strong objections, overriding 119 vetoes of various parts of the budget.
They also ride higher off the ground and often do not engage the most crash-resistant parts of cars, overriding their bumpers or, even worse, smashing their front ends directly into the heads of people in cars in side impacts.
