Sentence examples for although overlooked from inspiring English sources

Although overlooked, a brutal first chapter had been written in the most untidy history of a "Christian nation".

Although overlooked as yet, stress-controlled weathering along discontinuities has a strong effect on rock surface morphology, and arcades can be taken as its principal example.

Although overlooked, reducing the level of maintenance requirement would be an alternative strategy for the organism to prevent its aging.

Although overlooked for almost a century of research on the nitrogen cycle, the anammox process is now known to play a major role in the production of N2 in a wide variety of (marine) ecosystems (Schmid et al. 2007) and is currently applied in wastewater treatment (Van der Star et al. 2007).

Caregiving for Friends - Quartet Although overlooked by the Academy with no Oscar nominations, Quartet brings us a bevy of Oscar winners past including freshman director, 75-year-old Dustin Hoffman, who won his acting Oscars for Kramer vs. Kramer and Rain Man.

Neuronal clustering and mal-orientation may be extensive in layer II, although overlooked on conventional stains [ 51].

Although largely overlooked, these "ecosystem services" are critical to the survival of our species.

Although many overlooked Perfect Shirl at 27-1 last year in the Breeders' Cup, her performance was vintage Attfield.

The huge gable end facing Madison Avenue, although often overlooked, was particularly spectacular: 80 feet wide and as tall or taller, with a central 15-panel window and 8 smaller openings set into the masonry.

Although historically overlooked and underappreciated, such metabolite damage reactions are now known to occur throughout metabolism and to generate (formerly enigmatic) peaks detected in metabolomics datasets.

So does the current popularity of female friendship-focused culture simply follow the fairly rich, although often overlooked, tradition of female friendships in literature and film?