Sentence examples for appears overlooked from inspiring English sources

One area that appears overlooked and worthy for inclusion is the aspects of military training, correlation with injury and or illness (e.g., during basic training or elite training).

Although the summed rating scale approach may appear simple and straight forward, its appropriateness and legitimacy rests on some fundamental assumptions that often appear overlooked.

Hare appears to overlook such variations when he writes of preferences in general, "If I do not feel the preference with the intensity which the person in the situation feels it, I have not fully represented his situation to myself" (Seanor & Fotion 1988: 288).

And then there's $538 million in military and family housing construction that the Pentagon also appears to overlook in its tally.

When his symptoms first appeared, he overlooked them and failed to seek medical attention.

The one person he appeared to overlook in his apology was the victim of his foul.

He appeared to overlook the fact that in 2011 Guerrero security forces shot dead two politically militant students during a protest.

She said Mr. Sherman's bill appeared to overlook the fact that some federal and state programs that could help finance the project prohibit a veterans-only stipulation.

A tour group occupied all the rooms while I was there, but the 17 rooms and restaurant appeared to overlook Zahara's landscape vistas.

Mr. Obama faces a third dilemma: He must occasionally swing back at the presumptive Republican nominee, Senator John McCain of Arizona, without appearing to overlook Mrs. Clinton.

Many GPs appear to overlook these external influences on their thinking and professional behaviour, while they tend to over-emphasize individual experiences as a base of their clinical work.