Sentence examples for overlooked public from inspiring English sources
Conservación Patagónica, the foundation behind Patagonia National Park, has also channeled its energies toward infrastructure building, but it has largely overlooked public outreach.
"The system doesn't allow for spontaneity, so we are bypassing the patronage network and doing it ourselves in overlooked, public spaces".
Mr. Nishi's recontextualizing concept is a formula that travels well, offering each locale a lens with which to examine its overlooked public landmarks, their forms and symbolism, in an unaccustomed private setting.
I should know: I'm one of them, and I can't help but get excited about the way this game ― often on the fritz and causing all sorts of trouble in the real world ― is breathing life into overlooked public spaces.
It is imperative that future studies investigate the prevalence of arboviral infections among pregnant women in this study area, as these infections are important and overlooked public health problems.
Mental illness is an often-overlooked public health concern in conflict areas.
Background: Exposure to lead (Pb) from environmental and industrial sources remains an overlooked serious public health risk.
Childhood tuberculosis (TB) is a preventable and curable infectious disease that remains overlooked by public health authorities, health policy makers and TB control programmes.
They conclude that the media can play a valuable role in communicating important research findings and raising the profile of overlooked and contentious public health issues to the public, including political leaders, policymakers and key stakeholders [ 33].
The media can play a valuable role in communicating important research findings and raising the profile of overlooked and contentious public health issues, such as SRHR, to the public, including political leaders, policy makers, and key stakeholders.
A week before Gore's health-care speech, the Republican front-runner, George W. Bush... delivered a detailed, potentially controversial, and widely overlooked speech on public education.
