Sentence examples for the overriding force from inspiring English sources

The Christian Social Union has been the overriding force in Bavarian politics since World War II.

This doesn't mean that material progress is irrelevant - but that when it becomes the overriding force of society, it is dysfunctional.

In this article, I aim to stimulate debate about the culture of competencies in nursing education as the overriding force which perpetuates use of passive pedagogies.

A retrospective spanning all eight films, this tells the story of the bravery of children, the folly of the powerful, and the overriding force of love.

The overriding force was their keen interest in the subject and commitment to a cause.

Lincoln explicitly recognized the overriding power of Congress.

Profile carbon gradients were significantly explained by land-use class, but not by the position in the landscape which indicates that erosion is not an overriding force.

GM, says Mr Warburton, has been "the overriding deflationary force on industry pricing" for decades.There is still uncertainty about when mature car markets will return to the kind of sales seen in the decade up to 2007 (according to IHS Global Insight it will not be for at least four years) and who will be the winners and losers among the big carmakers.

If, in other words, you are being cajoled to exercise, whether by your conscience, by your partner or by some other overriding force, you nevertheless are likely to wind up feeling less anxious, more relaxed and happier afterward, even if you're not having fun during the workout.

On the simple version, there is some fixed threshold of awfulness beyond which morality's categorical norms no longer have their overriding force.

Under the strategy described by General McChrystal and other commanders in recent weeks, the overriding goal of American and NATO forces would not be so much to kill Taliban insurgents as to make ordinary Afghans feel secure, and thus isolate the insurgents.