Sentence examples for an overlooked issue from inspiring English sources

Discharge planning winds up being an overlooked issue because it "falls into the space between billable events," said Dr. Coleman.

Thanks to Marlene Heath (Op-Ed, March 30) for highlighting an overlooked issue in our country's schools: reading comprehension.

An interview with UN ambassadors Angelina Jolie and William Hague (some bloke in government, apparently) proved that sometimes the glittering crumbs that fall from the golden table of celebrity do so with merit on an overlooked issue.

In fact, lack of certainty in the credibility of quality impedes international trade and thus should not be an overlooked issue (Grossman 1981; Lavissiere and Rodrigue 2017; Munim and Schramm 2018).

Recognition of weak geochemical anomalies from background is an overlooked issue in the interpretation of regional geochemical data used to define the exploration targets in the areas covered by deserts, regolith, or vegetation.

"It has been an overlooked issue," Sommer said in a phone interview.

But an overlooked topic at Tuesday's conference was the issue of quality.

An often overlooked issue is that integrity protection is not only important for single frames but also for sequences.

An often overlooked issue is the problem of employer retaliation against workers challenging wage theft.

But it raises a provocative and largely overlooked issue in a country that prizes itself on a one-person, one-vote democracy: Even in the House, which is supposed to be the most representative government body, some votes are actually worth a lot less than others.

Though several phenomenological models have been fit to such empirical data, in our view a critical yet overlooked issue is how parent tree size and fecundity affect the dispersal process, and what consequences this might have for local demography.