Sentence examples for has also overlooked from inspiring English sources

Smith has also overlooked the Castleford teenagers Richard Owen and Joe Westerman, adding only the centre Michael Shenton to the initial group of 13 players selected last week from clubs not involved in the play-offs.

The SDLP has also overlooked the IRA's continued involvement in smuggling across the border, and urged caution against a "rush to judgement" when it was fairly clear that the IRA was behind the killings of several alleged drug dealers and the murder last year of Joseph O'Connor, the Belfast commander of the Real IRA.

"We could lose out in terms of experience, but we will make up for that with the enthusiasm which the young players bring," said Scolari, who has also overlooked Chelsea's Ramires and the former Milan striker Alexandre Pato for the tournament.

It has also overlooked the major contribution to risk arising from age (an unmodifiable risk variable) and the difficulty people have in considering risk over long time horizons, such as 10 years spans [ 11].

The judges have also overlooked technical imperfections in the government's evidence, admitting anonymous and other unverifiable information.

The survey of 3,000 managers and workers found that almost half of bosses had also overlooked someone for a promotion or pay rise for the same reason.

2. The authors have also overlooked the difference in rehabilitation time after surgery or analgesic requirements between the two groups.

Likewise, any study on organisms that have a long generation time, including large mammals, may have also overlooked the biological impacts because the transgenerational effects are difficult to detect.

Perhaps the French role has also been overlooked.

Thing to watch out for: Alaska has also been overlooked by the pollsters.

Teigen Allen, a veteran of the 2010 Asian Cup has also been overlooked.