Sentence examples for cannot be overlooked in from inspiring English sources

The role of the ratings agencies cannot be overlooked in creating this crisis.

This aspect of the trial cannot be overlooked in any estimate of what has been achieved by the judicial process.It has in fact been easy on the evidence to obtain a conviction of the Nazi leadership on the charge of planning and initiating aggressive wars.

This significant difference suggests that the long-term cyclic loading effect cannot be overlooked in design and analysis.

While some studies suggest that dynamic capillarity can be ignored in high permeability rock, it cannot be overlooked in low permeability rock.

At the same time, we consider the uncertainty of channel gains between FBSs and nearby FUEs, which cannot be overlooked in HetNets especially in the densely populated areas.

While the C3H3 recombination reaction contributes an important fraction of benzene formed in each flame, the contribution of e.g. C4H5 + C2H2 cannot be overlooked in the 1,3-pentadiene flame, C4H5 being an important pyrolysis product of 1,3-pentadiene.

Although the density of rods and the aspect ratio is known to increase when deposited from alcoholic solutions [46], the effect of the temperature cannot be overlooked either in the sense of an increased NBE intensity.

It cannot be overlooked that, in addition to the unfortunate individuals who have undergone such conversion efforts, there are innumerable people who have been influenced by this message of rejection and intolerance.

The differences (superstructure reflections) are rather large and cannot be overlooked, even in powder patterns of lower quality.

In this case, it cannot be overlooked that an impairment in the maintenance of undifferentiated spermatogonia can be caused by a malfunction of the stem cell niche supported by Sertoli cells.

The American poet A. R. Ammons, who died in February at the age of 75, won a National Book Award in 1973 with this large volume, which displays "an energy, wit and an amazing compounding of mind with nature that cannot be overlooked," Geoffrey H. Hartman wrote here in 1972.