Sentence examples for may be overlooking from inspiring English sources

But bond investors, in their thirst for yield, may be overlooking signs of potential trouble.

THERE'S been a lot of bad economic news lately, yet we may be overlooking the most disturbing development of all: our economic productivity has been weakening.

The unrelenting clamor about the possibility of new candidates joining the Republican presidential race may be overlooking one important number: 100.

INVESTORS who expect stocks to surge after the war in Iraq, as they did after the Persian Gulf war of 1991, may be overlooking an important difference.

Re "Logic of Female Orgasm": The good doctor and biologist Elisabeth Lloyd may be overlooking an alternative explanation in arguing that the female orgasm has no evolutionary function.

But while engineers are scrambling to come up with grand geo-engineering schemes, they may be overlooking a simpler, less glamorous solution.

Yet amid the enthusiasm, the risks may be overlooked.

They are indeed well camouflaged and may be overlooked in vegetation.

To be fair, there are many good things which may be overlooked.

"Certain types of abuse – under-reported, misunderstood – may be overlooked by the authorities," she said.

And where relevant evidence already exists it may be overlooked or ignored.