Sentence examples for are mostly overlooked from inspiring English sources

While the farmlands and rural towns of our nation are mostly overlooked, it's worth remembering that many people still live in them, retaining skills of self-sufficiency and neighborly cooperation that wait to be valued in the world to come.

Although communities living in urban areas of Ethiopia have access to piped water supply, cross-contamination in the distribution system and unsafe storage are the major source of water borne diseases hence they are mostly overlooked by water professionals.

While carbon footprint reduction potential and energy security aspects of renewable and non-renewable resources are widely considered in energy policy, their effects on water resources are mostly overlooked.

Locations that are mostly overlooked for a spring vacation include secluded beaches, ski resorts, big cities and small towns that have impressive nightlife, affordability and tranquility in common.

(The others -- the "et alia" -- would be mostly overlooked).

But, in his day, Wilson's contribution to the sport was mostly overlooked.

This "crime of the century" was mostly overlooked until it was recounted in documentary Fire in the Blood.

But then, there's no new album, and the last, 4 13 Dream, is mostly overlooked tonight, which gives them licence to do what they like.

I'll tell you, though, a book that's mostly overlooked now is William Manchester's "The Death of a President," which is a classic of narrative nonfiction and should be taught in every journalism school.

Vargas Llosa had moved up a bit in final betting to 25/1, but he was mostly overlooked by punters who seemed to favor the Kenyan writer Ngugi wa Thiong'o and then during the final days, the American Cormac McCarthy.

The garment district, which stretches roughly from Fifth Avenue to Ninth Avenue, between 35th and 40th Streets, has been mostly overlooked by the big corporations that dominate the city's economy.