Sentence examples for been overlooked in a from inspiring English sources

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.

Haiti's continuing health emergency may have been overlooked in a crush of world events, but while the sick and dying are waiting for the world to respond, the disease is not.

Most Giants today thought Sunday's mistakes were correctable, but several of them acknowledged that these same mistakes had been overlooked in a 14-7 victoverover the Chicago Bears the previous week.

David Cameron is to argue that England's national day has for too long been overlooked, in a St George's Day message that is calculated to woo Ukip voters while avoiding alienating Scots.

I can only repeat what I said then: all the energy and black comedy and, indeed, mystery of The Paperboy had been overlooked in a Twitter-accelerated group rush towards mockery and disdain.

Similarly detailed street-level historical insight might have easily been overlooked in a paper guidebook.

But it subsequently collapsed, hurting 13 construction workers, their injuries made worse when ambulances were unable to gain access to the site because a proper road entrance had been overlooked in an attempt to save money.

In particular, the highly-differentiated cluster of intronic SNPs in the EGLN1 gene is not represented at all on this array, so would have been overlooked in an array-based approach.

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.

"She needs support now; it's a critical time in her development but she's overlooked in a class of 30 and we can't afford extra tuition," Ozansoy said.