Sentence examples for overlooked challenge from inspiring English sources

The contretemps over Mr. Rohrabacher's aborted visit — and the meetings his Congressional colleagues held without him — highlight an often overlooked challenge to the American exit from Afghanistan: how Washington should manage its former northern allies and the smaller ethnic groups they represent, and how or if Mr. Karzai can come to terms with them.

Bringing teachers together may be one of the most overlooked challenges of the New York City school system.

PAGE C1 Teachers Find Sharing Hard The failure to bring teachers together as a team may be one of the most overlooked challenges of the New York City school system.

Perhaps the movement's greatest value has been in making connections that are often overlooked: challenging the lines drawn between categories such as domestic and stranger violence, and related judgments about the "worthiness" of victims or the importance of cases.

Combining data from direct observation, personal interviews, and surveys, together with analysis of extant theory and policy documents on GIPs, our results highlight three points of divergence: first, over the complexity of defining prize specifications; secondly, over the nature and role of incentives, particularly patents; thirdly, the overlooked challenges associated with prize governance.

This experience showed me that while my body wasn't sick, being a caregiver presented unexpected and often overlooked challenges.

The inaugural Global Handwashing Day puts this often overlooked hygiene challenge at the forefront of the international agenda while keeping children at the heart of each country's national and local initiatives.

Focal diseases affecting a subset of the overall population present an often overlooked set of challenges in the calculation and reporting of incidence risk, and the detection of spatial patterns.

Focal arboviral infections affecting a subset of the overall population present an often overlooked set of challenges in the assessment and reporting of risk and the detection of spatial patterns.

However, a critical and frequently overlooked problem is the challenge of obtaining a sufficient number of cells for transplantation.

However, this misfortune's greater and largely overlooked message is about the challenge of understanding risk information, and particularly bank balance sheets".