Sentence examples for left overlooked from inspiring English sources

These post-launch developments can be left overlooked, when innovation is conceptualised as a process starting from the ideation and ending to the launch (e.g. stage-gate model).

From a pancake pie to their American version of the food, there is no pancake left overlooked.

A gate in a high picket fence swings open to reveal a courtyard, a barn transformed into a tea room and gift shop on the right, and the house, a Connecticut Cape, to the left overlooking the spread of gardens.

Social workers will leave the profession, police will overlook abuse that happens in plain sight and beds will close in cities around England.

Those who think Hillary Rodham Clinton should have left Bill Clinton overlook the responsibility she has to the nation, the presidency and the continuity of an administration that has been so successful in spite of an antagonistic opposition-party majority (Op-Ed, Oct. 12).

Weathers said superstars like Piazza could leave other players overlooked.

This steakhouse leaves no item overlooked in its search for class.

The restaurant overlooks left field, where the chef is Michael Sobelman, formerly of Tribeca Grill.

Pevsner, a funny foreigner in a shabby mackintosh, was ill at ease in country houses, and he sometimes omitted to penetrate up their drives, leaving certain treasures overlooked.

Give your audience a chance to interact with you, (ask them questions, and have them ask you questions so you can touch up on some points that you overlooked and/or left out,)before leaving the podium at the end of your speech.

Still, the defiance of being overlooked never left.