Sentence examples for even overlooked from inspiring English sources

Given what is known about human error theory in the healthcare workplace [ 23], and the marked differences in local safety cultures [ 24] and the reliability of practice systems [ 5- 9], it is inevitable that variation in the quality of training provision exists and that some issues will be inadequately covered or even overlooked completely.

The fixation on the Heat — and expect this to be a recurring theme this season, an epidemic even — overlooked the fact that the Celtics are championship contenders again, writes Bob Ryan of The Boston Globe.

You could even overlook that shit song by D Ream".

I will even overlook the documented existence of a song called Swallow My Gift.

And we could even overlook the fact Hansen trousers a five-figure sum every week for his "analysis" if he ever gave some actual insight.

Why has this well-to-do patriarch, who has remarried a younger woman, allowed Tartuffe (Steven Epp), a religious figure of blatant hypocrisy, to take over his household, promising him his daughter's hand in marriage, signing over his fortune and even overlooking his sexual advances on his wife?

As a consequence, significant scientific developments may be missed whilst juggling with ethical concepts and rules, which in the worst of cases may even overlook the main objective.

Furthermore, it sometimes even overlooks known elements, because the repetitive nature of MGE elements may confuse the statistical methods (e.g. E-values) that are commonly used in genome annotation [ 5].

Adalgisa produces 5,000 bottles of its own name malbec made by garagista Carmelo Patti (see above) onsite, which guests can sample with tapas each evening overlooking the vines, quince trees and swimming pool.

In that June evening, overlooking the Space Needle, the Olympic Peninsula and Elliot Bay, we watched the sun set, and instead of darkness falling, felt it begin to lighten.

She recognizes that Kevin is seriously ill and in serious emotional pain, but she minimizes or even overlooks the possibility that he may pose a danger to others and to herself.