Sentence examples for from being overlooked from inspiring English sources

Researchers suggest that a push into corruption could have come from being overlooked for a promotion, or after a divorce that left them with pressing need for money.

Apart from being overlooked by Gutierrez, Chapman also alleges that the original prosecutor, Kevin Urick, dissuaded her from getting involved or even contacting Syed's lawyer.

Diversa has a method, based on the relative density of DNA's chemical units, to prevent rarer species in a sample from being overlooked.

"He's about as young a 33-year-old as I've seen," says O'Neill, who believes Hoolahan may now be benefiting from being overlooked by previous managers.

As for the question of who should succeed Andy Flower as team director this summer, Trescothick was non-committal, but suggested that Giles may even benefit from being overlooked on this occasion.

Such double-ups (or the tripling Norton has achieved already this year) are irritating and potentially career-ruining for actors, who can seem to go overnight from being overlooked to overwatched.

The case against An air of despondency from years of being overlooked.

It was the captaincy of Michael Vaughan, who today retired from cricket after being overlooked for the current series against Australia which starts in 10 days time.

Its director, Zdenka Badovinac, thought that art from Eastern Europe was being overlooked, or at least somewhat incorrectly interpreted, by Western art historians and curators.

Unambiguously good music from those years is being overlooked.

A clash between the Department for Education and the Treasury over how to value the government's student loans portfolio may have led to more than £600m in income from future loan repayments being overlooked, the National Audit Office NAOO) has warned.