Sentence examples for generally overlook from inspiring English sources

But the critics generally overlook a major factor behind our heavy energy consumption: as American farmers plow acreage and harvest, store and transport crops, they do burn a lot of gas, but they also feed a good part of the world's population.

However, current reservoir simulations for chemical flooding generally overlook the induced fracture, which may lead to inaccurate modeling of polymer floods.

Recent studies have identified the positive effects of multiple layers on evolutionary cooperation but generally overlook the maximum costs of agents in these synchronous games.

However, for Rickert this is because we generally overlook the tertium comparationis, which proves that they actually belong in one an the same ontological dimension, namely, that they are both domains of sensible being, i.e., being that is directly accessible to perception.

In truth, thoughts stop many times within a day, but since our conditioned reference points are located in our thoughts, we generally overlook these moments of pure spaciousness of mind.

Evidence-based diagnostics and treatment strategies generally overlook comorbidity.

"Hassell was generally overlooked by most people".

So my birthday gift is generally overlooked and replaced with a Hanukkah gift.

Homelessness as a national problem, Ms. Spektor contended, is generally "overlooked".

Now, the old bishop's crook lamppost stands obscured in a small lot next to a playground, generally overlooked.

It is generally overlooked that a journalist's actual responsibility is far greater than the scholar's".