Sentence examples for more often overlooked from inspiring English sources

"There are few factors that are more critical to determining the course of the nation, and yet more often overlooked, than the values and philosophies of... the federal judiciary".

More often overlooked is the dependence on the utilization as defined in Equation 2.

Although spillover opportunity and individual host specificity are often considered, more often overlooked are the possible effects of resident flora on the success of the invader.

However, our data show that diagnostic tests (grade, stage, histology) are more often overlooked in elderly patients vs their younger counterparts.

It also explores topics more often overlooked, such as the personalization of economics, social forces such as women, youth, and expatriate workers, climate change and environmental problems, and income distribution.

Allen's genius was to weave the brand name into a memorable ditty that ensured no one was in any doubt as to what was advertised: a commendable rule of advertising, and one sadly more often overlooked than observed.

Where analysts more often overlook dubious accounting practices and too often are selling potential investment banking deals.

One more thing, often overlooked by investors but just as important, in our view, as performance records: the cost of ownership.

"Reasons for this fall in violence are varied, however one of the more likely reasons, often overlooked, is the substantial improvement in police practices particularly related to the adoption of advanced technologies.

As a result, even the most nontechnical companies can benefit from choosing a more unconventional and often overlooked tech-savvy chief executive, like the CIO, as their leader versus the traditional battle-tested MBA graduates and turnaround artists.

What's more, salespeople often overlook the psychological and emotional factors that figure strongly in buying and selling.