Sentence examples for quickly overriding from inspiring English sources
"We are deeply grateful for the unanimous bipartisan support that JASTA has in Congress, and we look forward to the Senate and House fulfilling their commitments by quickly overriding this veto".
Governor Magoffin vetoed the measure, but a week later, the solidly unionist legislature quickly overrode him.
It's wise to be cognizant of how certain cultures lay out the rules for greeting and meeting, so that you're not taken off guard or misinterpreted, but any such guidelines can be quickly overridden by your own observations about a person as an individual (e.g. a particularly friendly man from a not-so-affectionate culture might still be offended if you don't return a hug).
The General Assembly promptly overrode the veto.
"Congress should then act quickly to override that veto".
Even well-intentioned parents who wish to make things better, quickly, may override their child's experience and capacity to express it.
But when the issue is your finances — and whether you've saved enough to last the rest of your life — excitement can quickly be overridden by anxiety.
The pros are easy to find and multiply quickly leading to mentally overriding the cons almost immediately.
The company was forced to recall the first PlayStation 2 consoles it shipped out in Japan because enterprising buyers quickly figured how to override the copyright-protection mechanism that prevents the DVD player in the Japanese machine from playing DVD discs made for American or European machines.
Instead, based on published work, agonists and antagonists of specific signaling pathways (some already developed and some FDA approved or in clinical trials), could be used systemically to quickly reset tissue stem cells residing in old organs to their "young" robust regenerative capacity, e.g. overriding the aged niche and its altered molecular cues.
