Sentence examples for be overlooked in a from inspiring English sources
Sound science and strong analysis should not be overlooked in a rush to an arbitrary deadline.
The symptoms of a variable condition could easily be overlooked in a medical assessment, and the assessment of a hidden disability depends on who is assessing.
Expedia.com: None of the Internet's "big three" travel agencies -- Expedia, Travelocity and Orbitz -- should be overlooked in a cruise search, but Expedia offers slightly more comprehensive information than its competitors.
As a city grows, slums that may be overlooked in a peri-urban phase become land so valuable that developers think it's worth risking the huge economic and political price of trying to compel the slumdwellers' relocation.
Environmental factors may be overlooked in a rush to develop drugs that are aimed at particular genes -- even though environmental changes like preschool attendance or pollution abatement may be more cost-effective, more ethically acceptable and sometimes a prerequisite for genetic-based cures to work.
Knowing that they could easily be overlooked in a flashier show, she decided to make the fragments the focal points instead of also-rans.
It's made from 100% genuine buffalo leather and produced by local artisans in India to maintain the traditional skills that seem to be overlooked in an era of mass production.
There was acknowledgement that hypoactive delirium resulting in withdrawn, lethargic behaviour could easily be overlooked in an acute environment.
However, large coverage of the retina allows the assessment of peripheral pathologies that would otherwise be overlooked in any case when only a smaller angle is imaged.
A separate push by the Liberal senator Richard Colbeck to ban types of environmental boycotts was overlooked in a review of Australia's competition laws in September.
Photo: LenDale White has scored 23 touchdowns for Southern California but has been overlooked in a backfield with two Heisman Trophy winners, Matt Leinart and Reggie Bush.
