Sentence examples for time override from inspiring English sources

However, the Dual Process Theory also describes System 2 as a 'default interventionist' which can, given time, override the intuitive System 1 response.

She said, "I've learned through my longevity in this industry that business decisions often times override personal considerations".

No. 8: Your Occupation This can at times override virtually all other factors when it comes to retirement preparedness.

I've learned through my longevity in this industry that business decisions often times override personal considerations.

On Dec. 22, 1995, Congress voted for the first time to override a Clinton veto.

On December 3rd, the GNP agreed to end its boycott, in time to override the veto on the corruption investigation bill and vote on the budget next week.

REWARDING all a child's good behaviors with toys, points, money or screen time can override the child's burgeoning sense of self-motivation.

Friday was the last day that the Legislature could act to block the takeover and still have time to override a veto.

The new health care law (aka "Obamacare") assumes a 15 member panel will cut $500 billion from Medicare spending, giving Congress little time to override any of the panel's decisions.

His French predecessor had at times to override opposition on the council, notably over the ECB's first foray into government-bond buying in May 2010.

If you read into the text from Reuters, it quotes a study showing that food deprivation, or a drastic change in meal times, can override a mouse's internal clock and its natural mechanism for coordinating waking and sleeping with periods of light and dark.