Sentence examples for overlooked contribution from inspiring English sources

With Flame of Mexico, in contrast, she transcended the amateur travel genre and made an important, if unjustly overlooked, contribution to both United States and Mexican film history.

"What he did was help re-level the lopsidedness of our interest in ancient classical Greece or Rome versus ancient Meso-America," says Govan about Rivera's often overlooked contribution to the equation.

It may not have been necessary, however, to defend all of Casement's decisions in order to applaud his great and wrongly overlooked contribution to the quest for human dignity.

I briefly review the status of observations that are relevant to the characterization of diffusive propagation in the inner heliosphere and will present evidence for a possibly previously overlooked contribution from transport along magnetic flux tubes that deviate dramatically from the average interplanetary spiral configuration.

The Task Force has proven to be an excellent model for interagency collaboration to protect children's health by providing a focus on the often overlooked contribution of environmental factors, be they chemical, biological, or social.

According to Mayr, who introduced the term, "population thinking" is Darwin's third and overlooked contribution to evolutionary biology.

With this in mind, his new deal feels like Miami paying for past results, rewarding Bosh for his often overlooked contributions during the Heat's four-season reign on top of the East.

To gather more information about these critical but usually overlooked contributions to uncertainty, and, simultaneously, to query a broader sample of respondents, a survey method was designed to exploit the possibilities of electronic communication based on the World Wide Web.

Tellez called the president's statement only partially true because it purposefully overlooked contributions to this country by undocumented immigrants.

The omission possibly reflects a well-known bias of scientists in research centers to overlook contributions from practitioners, despite the dogma that advances often come from observations at the bedside.

Thus erased, not only have Brazilians overlooked the contribution of these women but also the historic roots of resistance in the country.