Sentence examples for may be overseen from inspiring English sources

A standard language may be overseen by an authoritative body, or standards may be set by schoolteachers, dictionaries, and publishers.

Seed sales may be overseen by full-time seed company managers, but the distribution often relies on farmer representatives selling to neighbors.

In the public sector, national museums may be overseen by such diverse ministries as education, tourism, defense, environment, national heritage, culture, and leisure.

Even though Mr. Mueller's report is complete, some aspects of his inquiry remain active and may be overseen by the same prosecutors once they are reassigned to their old jobs in the Justice Department.

The transport sector is the clearest example of how adjustments affect the behavior of the variables, which may be overseen in simple comparisons.

Whereas stochastic modeling is often an effective approach, the extrapolation from a modeling convenience to the nature of observed phenomena is not without risk and interesting phenomena may be overseen and/or ascribed to random effects.

But with this show, he may be overseeing a Neo Geo revival at a moment when its twin interests in formalism and consumerism are especially relevant.

Now Clarke may be overseeing a much larger operation.

Clinically, identifying subjects in an early phase of developing DCM would be important but it is often difficult and for example subtle abnormalities in echocardiography may easily be overseen.

This differential diagnosis is of high relevance because it may not be overseen.

The government does a poor job of estimating what it will cost to tear down a nuclear reactor, Congressional auditors say, and it may not be overseeing plant owners well enough to assure that they set aside enough money to do the job.