Sentence examples for child overlooks from inspiring English sources

Re "Silent Struggle: A New Theory of Pregnancy" (March 14): To describe pregnancy as a battle between mother and unborn child overlooks a simple fact: pregnancy, on balance, is good for women.

Re "When Every Child Is 'Gifted' " (Op-Ed, Feb. 23): Polly Morrice, in her quest to do right by her child, overlooks the downside of gifted programs for the technically ungifted.

Most of the labels we ascribe to children overlook what is right about children.

Children overlooked the fact that the items asked about "amount of" stiffness and answered based on "how often" they experienced joint stiffness.

Older children overlooked Ms. Rajkotia recently returned from Haiti, where she said she was struck by a "stark difference" between the services available for younger children and older youths.

Saving lives through immunization Worldwide, there are still 27 million children overlooked by routine immunization, and as a result vaccine-preventable diseases cause more than 2 million deaths every year.

New Jersey Star-Ledger: "Victims of Child Abuse Overlooked in Christie Budget Cuts".

At the time, sexual harassment was widely unaddressed; rape, often unreported; the sexual abuse of children, often overlooked.

With those numbers set to rise, any meaningful strategy focused on improving the life chances of our children cannot overlook the scourge of low income".

Yet Tolkien's view has been overruled by many others, some of them children, who overlook or forgive Lewis's faults because of his occasional moments of imaginative triumph, some of which also involve incongruous juxtapositions.

Twenty children were overlooked for their first six preferred schools and instead allocated a place at Khalsa Secondary Academy in Slough.