Sentence examples for historically overlooked from inspiring English sources
However, trans/gender diverse workers have been historically overlooked.
"Decrepit Station Houses Erode Police Morale" (news article, April 24) shows yet another aspect of improving our police force that has been historically overlooked.
The frequency of genomic variants such as those that influence disease reflects population history, and PRSs have historically overlooked under-represented populations.
The assignment dovetails with the release of Abdul-Jabbar's first children's book, "What Color is My World?" which illuminates the stories of African-American inventors whose contributions have been historically overlooked.
Ms. Tarricone and others stressed how changes in law address not only the logistical rights of access, but also help transform society's views about a segment of the population they say has been historically overlooked.
FOR MORE than two decades, educators, scholars and politicians alike have called for public schools and universities to restructure their curriculums to include the contributions of women, blacks, Hispanics, Asians and other groups historically overlooked.
One takes a representative of a category of people who have historically been overlooked", rather than a single "great" figure of their age.
The figures, however, seem to confirm that the 2000 count was an improvement over the 1990 census and in less need of adjustment, although the missing would still include vast numbers of the poor, minority groups and others who have historically been overlooked.
These results have important implications for the conservation of threatened species and management practices that may historically have overlooked phenotypic variation as unimportant noise around mean values of interest.
