Sentence examples for overlooked locations from inspiring English sources

A rare chance to experience such multifaceted sounds and styles that are tucked away in this corner of the Earth, in one of its most overlooked locations, you'd be wise to start planning your trip.

There are few research undertakings (Deresa et al. 2011; Di et al. 2011; Deresa et al. 2009), which focused mainly at a large scale (country level, region level, and basin level) and overlooked location-specific factors that drive perception and adaptation to climate change.

Best described as one of Rome's most overlooked museums for its location in a nondescript palazzo in a quiet, residential neighbourhood, MACRO could almost pass unnoticed if not for the banners announcing its presence.

I love finding beauty in the overlooked and the more remote locations.

Relatively overlooked despite its high-profile location, Sushi Sushi is one of the most solid traditional omakase restaurants in town.

Its location in a somewhat overlooked area of central London means that it is a pub you have to seek out – and therein lies its appeal.

An easily overlooked complication of critical care in austere locations is infection.

And it wasn't about location — some good wines came from overlooked regions, and poor ones came from exalted regions.

In the present study, the largest CMA found in all three plant families comprised blocks [06-08-10-11], in dotted-line boxes in Figures 2 and 3. Block 06 is a previously overlooked motif, but we found identical versions in similar relative locations in the caryophyllid genes Mesembryanthemum crystallinum rbcS-1 [EMBL L10212, -241 bp] and Spinacia oleracea rbcS-1 [EMBL X73236, -363 bp].

Both items were found by the same person: Andrew Gulli, an editor at Strand magazine, who discovered them in the amazing location of the F Scott Fitzgerald archives at Princeton, where they have been for years, "but apparently overlooked".

Most of the downtown residential development in Hartford over the past decade catered to professionals looking for high-quality apartments in prime locations, Mr. Kenny said.He is now looking into developing lower-priced options for what he sees as an overlooked market segment: workers who don't earn as much —  a credit bureau employee, perhaps, or a waiter at a high-end restaurant.