Sentence examples for the overriding case from inspiring English sources

This has been the overriding case throughout the history of this genre, from Everquest to World of Warcraft and beyond.

Future ecological study will examine whether certain species typically gain spatial refugia, despite this not being the overriding case in these guilds.

In this case, the overriding importance of guiding the trial to a conclusion could not be more clear.

In each case, the overriding concern is that the same people who are clamoring for change could choose leaders who are hostile to the United States, or are even extremists.

"Each school was different, but the overriding factor in each case was they presented sufficient information for us to expect their enrollment not only to stabilize but also to increase," he said.

The overriding decision in each case was to ensure the core platform business wasn't threatened.

Indeed, some analysts say Microsoft may have a difficult time in court explaining the case for the overriding benefits of being an integrated company.

What may not be obvious is the overriding legal premise in the case: that a public golf course comes under a state's public accommodations law and that the law applies to tournaments as well as individual play.

However, Dr. Gerberding said the overriding concern now was preventing cases and deaths.

But if ever a case can demonstrate the overriding importance of the courts in the lives of millions women and families, United States v.

But the overriding point to note in the cases of all these footballers is that once a suspension has been served or a fine paid, the career resumes with no further stigma, give or take the odd mocking chant from opposition supporters.