Sentence examples for obvious oversight from inspiring English sources

It was an obvious oversight, so I have had a dig around for some stats.

The hard-working staff here at Spoiler Alerts did not pay too much attention to the World Economic Forum in Davos because in an obvious oversight he was not invited yet again a few weeks ago.

Great interior design in the rooms but with an insanely obvious oversight: Why put the iPod speaker jack on one side of the bed and the only bedside plug socket on the other?

For a festival with such a tightly packed and high quality line up (more on that later) to leave the majority of punters, staff and in some cases DJs not knowing where they were felt like a bit of an obvious oversight.

It seems, then, that the dictionary definitions are either circular (to mother is to be a mother; to father is to be a father), so close as to be indistinguishable (both care and protect), or leave off factors (kindness and affection) that seem like obvious oversights.

Because extracting information from text is a tedious task, it was necessary for us to correct some obvious oversights in a second pass.

It's obvious that stricter oversight is necessary.

Assemblyman Kevin Murray (D-Los Angeles) said the crisis was the result of an obvious lack of oversight by the supervisors and expressed concern about the state providing help under the present regime.

Nocera's blithe confidence that if Merrill Lynch & Co. and AIG had had "adequate capital requirements" those two firms would not have been bailed out is a stretch, given the shadow banking system that grew up and the obvious failures of oversight.

He pointed out one huge change in research reports over the years -- the obvious absence of any oversight or discipline in financial forecasts or company assessments.

It should be obvious that any such oversight system would exacerbate tensions between Strasbourg and national legislatures, rather than calm them.