Sentence examples for overlooked point from inspiring English sources
He made the overlooked point that every square inch of Britain has been owned by somebody, or has been set aside for communal use, since the Iron Age.
Regarding "A divide in the E.U. of the East" by Manu Joseph (Letter from India, Nov. 24): the author makes an astute, often overlooked point, namely that the productive regions of India are subsidizing the vast under-producing regions.
Mr. Zweig makes the usually overlooked point that our risk tolerance is not a fixed thing, but changes from day to day, even hour to hour, depending on our mood.
Luckily, Holt made a name for herself with her piece Sun Tunnels, but Troublemakers touches on the often overlooked point that there are frequently very important people in the artistic process whose name never gets in the museums.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] wealth effectSIR – In your survey of the new rich (June 16th) you make an often overlooked point; personal wealth frequently brings with it problems that require careful handling if affluence is not to become a curse rather than a comfort.
For all the obvious arguments against that — the 11 Hall of Famers on the '92 team, the gold medal it won in Barcelona by an average of 43 points, some guy named Jordan — one overlooked point in that debate is James himself.
The site says it will also override its algorithm to feature "overlooked points of view, angles and scoops".
The depiction of Indian removal in "Bloody Bloody" makes the oft-overlooked point that most white Americans were complicit in the crime.
Robert G. Sugarman New York An often-overlooked point in this discussion is that, once uttered, the accusation of Jewish control is impossible to disprove.
Our findings emphasize the often-overlooked point that if dynamic conservation planning is to be successful in the long term, the landscape matrix quality surrounding protected areas must be managed in such a way that options remain when it comes to re-planning.
If you haven't heard of ToutApp before, a little background: the startup is attempting to address one of the most woefully overlooked pain points nearly everyone deals with today: email overload.
