Sentence examples for bit of oversight from inspiring English sources

"We're bringing in someone who had quite a bit of oversight.

Call me on the telephone, I've got time on my plan I know that no one's listening, but I know that they can A little bit of oversight for transparency's sake It takes a special criminal To break a law that there is no reason to break.

"A bit of an oversight, really.

"It was a bit of an oversight by the owners, who forgot they had all that wine," Ms. Lenz said.

Although the reasons were technical, having to do with the way gene searches were done, ignoring the Y, he said, "was a little bit of an oversight".

The BBC has been boasting about this being a fully digital Glastonbury, but to be honest that seemed like a bit of an oversight.

Gandhi never won the award – despite being nominated several times – in what is widely regarded as a bit of an oversight, considering he was a textbook case.

While she wryly admits that it was a bit of an oversight not to predict some would see this as titillation, nothing prepared her for the violent, sexualised threats she continues to receive.

Does that bother you?" Rutherford – a thoroughly winning chap, by the way – considered this for a second, as Milo bashed the fire engine into his shins, before agreeing that yes, it was a bit of an oversight.

Although I daresay most will be able to find the handset on a search engine, this seems like a bit of an oversight.

Seems a bit of an oversight on the Empire's part, given all the Rebel craft carry shields.