Sentence examples for an overlooked problem from inspiring English sources
And here's where an overlooked problem of the Petraeus era should be fixed.
But I want to briefly point out another problem with the claim in this case – which was an overlooked problem with Yoder itself.
In conclusion, we believe that hypoglycemia resulting from fasting for laboratory tests is an overlooked problem.
Increasing evidence may indicate, however, that this concept is obsolete, and energy loss through mal-absorption may be an overlooked problem in ICU patients.
"The Quetta Shura Taliban: An Overlooked Problem". International Affairs Review.
An overlooked problem, he adds, is that outdoor lighting can hamper attempts to protect endangered wildlife living in or near urban areas.
We also study an often overlooked problem in computationally efficient SLAM algorithms: data association.
I recently saw this in action when studying an often overlooked problem in the pet industry: the number of dogs in shelters.
The conventional "gentleman's agreement" in this period of formal diligence is that, barring some revelation about the founder's character or a previously overlooked problem with the market, a deal will consummate.
In addition to bringing attention to a long overlooked problem, the new law created a commission that has put forth a broad set of rape-prevention standards that deserve to become mandatory in correctional agencies throughout the country.
An often overlooked problem in building statistical models is that of endogeneity, a term arising from econometric analysis, in which the value of one independent variable is dependent on the value of other predictor variables.
