Sentence examples for overlook inconveniences from inspiring English sources

During boom times, buyers are often willing to overlook inconveniences, figuring they can make all the fixes they need themselves and still turn a profit if they want to resell an apartment.

I was frustrated by this but thought that if they would refund the activation fee I could overlook the inconvenience because it was the weekend and my customers were not likely to call me.

But there were signs of the dangers from above, dangers that many New Yorkers accustomed to the power failures and minor inconveniences of snowstorms tend to overlook: fallen tree limbs, cordoned off by police tape.

Don't overlook that.

"People overlook him.

"Never overlook that.

1) Overlook the obvious.

Who did we overlook?

Don't overlook Rickie Fowler.

Do not overlook these.

This is simply good practice which if overlooked in a slow recruiting trial results in frustration and inconvenience; for a fast recruiting trial it could spell disaster.