Superimposed on day length are usually several other factors, which, if lacking, often override the stimulating effect of light.
Questions like: "Some people think that government officials too often override the facts and common sense in the name of political correctness.
Yet implementation is likely to remain a major bottleneck, especially in rural communities, where societal cohesion and harmony often override the impersonal, costly criminal justice system.
The sport utilities are so big that in a crash with a car, they often override the car's bumper or doorsill.
They have seemed obsessed with race and gender issues, and neglectful of those powerful forces that in practice often override these divisions: religion, nationalism, individual and family ambition, etc.
Traditional stakeholders, such as labour unions and banks, remain very powerful and often override the interests of independent shareholders.On February 16th, Kanebo, a company with an excess of liabilities over assets of ¥63 billion ($600m), decided to abandon the sale of its core cosmetics division to Kao, the largest toiletries company.
The extensive adaptive radiation in echolocation call design is shaped largely by ecology, showing how perceptual challenges imposed by the environment can often override phylogenetic constraints.
Most of real estate growth in Indonesia has revealed individualist phenomena because developers only focus on the built-environment and they often override community needs that led to the deficient quality of environment and community.
The Queen and Snow White were refined by Grim Natwick and Norm Ferguson, who would often override Walt Disney's instructions.
This trait can often override their detection abilities, causing the dogs to merely affirm the suspicions of their handlers.
