Sentence examples for gradually overlooked from inspiring English sources
The extent of this summer's flooding damage to Queens has emerged gradually, overlooked in the drama of Brooklyn's tornado.
But Trump's intervention – he signed full-page newspaper advertisements implicitly calling for the boys to die – has been gradually overlooked as the businessman's chances of winning the Republican nomination have rapidly increased.
As I undertook a final round of interviews for my current, all-inclusive biography of the senator, "Edward Kennedy: An Intimate Biography," among a number of previously overlooked events I gradually unearthed was Kennedy's behind-the-scenes scuffle to drive Richard Nixon from office before Nixon destroyed him.
Mr. Peña described the film, a 1999 drama about the American Civil War, as "a great one" that has been "a little bit neglected or overlooked" but that has gradually developed a cult following.
Although the 'set-point' is a useful concept to describe the level at which viral load settles down to after primary infection, the fact that levels tend to gradually increase over time should not be overlooked [11].
It meant that they overlooked the important underlying trend of gradually declining readerships.
Substantiation of this hypothesis has gradually gathered pace over the past few years opening up the reality that design of current treatment strategies may have overlooked these pivotal cells and their molecular networks that hold the key to tumor recurrence and relapse.
No detail seems overlooked.
Well, overlooked by some.
"He was always overlooked.
