Sentence examples similar to lost overlooked from inspiring English sources

"What is often lost and overlooked is that there are so many issues and not everyone gets the recognition they deserve," Mr. Martinez Fischer said.

"We named the label after Nannerl as a memorial to her and to alll the women composers whose work has been lost or overlooked," Ms. Reigler said.

Much detail concerning sediment dynamics and paleoenvironment is lost or overlooked when summary terms like "marginal marine" or "nearshore" are applied to such settings.

The rationale for this change is that if both referring physicians and patients are given imaging examination results from radiologists immediately after their interpretation, it would be less likely that important diagnostic information would be lost or overlooked.

I would modify that statement to read, "many nuances of an entire country and its people are lost or overlooked".

In their defense of the broad strokes that "Kony 2012" uses, Invisible Children writes, "many nuances of the 26-year-old conflict are admittedly lost or overlooked".

The strongest disagreement was found in the statements "I feel burned out from my work" and "Abnormal test results are frequently lost or overlooked" (both mean scores 1.7).

However, aspects of the patient's condition that were difficult to convey verbally and that potentially would require direct observation were potentially lost or overlooked when the psychiatrists only received information through the nurse.

"The world consumes Black and Latinx culture at a rapid pace; through this the artists at the center of these pioneering communities get lost and often overlooked.

Even on large, static organisms like trees marks fade, get lost, or simply overlooked.

Mistakes or gaps in such a complex process may occur when relevant knowledge is ignored, whether lost, forgotten or overlooked.