Sentence examples for overlooked question from inspiring English sources

During an earlier session at The Girls Loungee, a pertinent and often overlooked question arose.

Herein, we answer the crucial but generally overlooked question of radiation stability of water-soluble biocompatible polymers that are used in designing of polymer radiotherapeutics.

Also, you ask an excellent and often overlooked question.

It was the seemingly inept Stuttering John, who stuttered his way through perhaps the most probing and overlooked question: "Did Governor Clinton wear a condom?" It wasn't taken seriously, the other reporters seemed to be annoyed by the line of questioning, but really isn't it one of the most important questions to ask at a press conference announcing a sex scandal?

Nevertheless, we strongly believe that to answer these questions, it is indispensable to also address a third and completely overlooked question, namely: how do the mating preferences influence the actual outcome of the pairing process in natura?

An often overlooked question is whether or not you own the negatives (or original images), or if the photographer does and you must purchase all finished shots.

Mr. Pipes noted that it made extensive use of Western sources — rare in Russia — and praised its attention to often overlooked questions of the role of morals and religious beliefs.

Generally overlooked has been the question of whether he can continue to improve his demeanor, his reaction to the bad swings, the bad holes that invariably creep into his game and to the difficult questions that always follow.

.. On the question of overlooked opportunities, I'm looking in a number of non-traditional areas, but won't comment further on what they are at this time".

The film, directed by Gore Verbinski, "raises one of the most overlooked and important cinematic questions of our time: Can a movie maintain the dramatic integrity of a theme park ride?," Elvis Mitchell wrote in The Times.

Mr. McDuffie devised the series to address a long-overlooked but perennially nagging question: Who cleans up the comic-book universe after the preternaturally messy battles between the forces of good and evil?