Sentence examples for either overlooked from inspiring English sources

And there are one or two dramatic problems that the young playwright either overlooked or couldn't solve; the sudden demise of David's resistant father-in-law-to-be is received by all the characters with barely a shrug.

In sum, God's self-revelation as "the one Who took you out of Egypt" does not contradict the tenet that God reveals Himself through His works; it rather adds to it an important point, either overlooked or denied by the philosophers.

He also investigated the timing of the gunshots and the shockwave which disturbed the camera, and the speed of the camera, pointing out a number of things which the FBI photoanalysts either overlooked or got wrong.

At the same time, traditional financial markets aren't the solution either, she adds: "Markets traditionally have either overlooked the poor or exploited them and they alone cannot solve the problems of poverty".

While Cisco either overlooked Redback's market niche or at first didn't consider it large enough to compete in, that's now changed.

Terror against Israel is either overlooked, or backed and justified.

Because genetic divergence accompanied by morphological similarity is not uncommon, cryptic speciation either remains overlooked [ 28, 46] or species diagnoses focus exclusively on molecular markers [ 47].

These cases may be derived either from adenoma that overlooked in colonoscopic examination, from recurrent adenoma depending on adenoma size and histological type or de novo cancers that were not diagnosed while colonoscopy was applied.

But there are times, when, in the face of dramatic changes in society and the economy, or in America's place in the world, voters have suddenly become responsive to politicians or movements that raise issues that major parties have either downplayed or overlooked completely.

Glenohumeral cartilage lesions with an intact subchondral bone and caused by an acute trauma are either rare or overlooked.

Our results suggest that Mediterranean populations of O. patagonica have long been isolated from the western Atlantic, either in undetectable numbers or overlooked and undersampled sites and habitats, and have only recently been expanding to invasive levels as a result of environmental changes.