Sentence examples for overlooked the implications from inspiring English sources

Perhaps in a last minute sorting through of loose ends the delegates overlooked the implications of giving states permanent equal suffrage in the Senate.

The government would thus have been overlooking "the implications of what is proposed for the position of the established Church".

The stringent rule reflects the fact that the rule was formulated largely from the forest managers' perspectives, overlooking the implications on the livelihood of farmers who depend on livestock.

There is no denying that beer is delicious, but many craft beer fans will deny (or choose to overlook) the implications that a few pints may have on their waistline.

But what was overlooked were the implications of how big you'll have to go to get the top model. ET News states Samsung will size up the Galaxy Note 10 to an eye-watering 6.75-inches - the largest display ever put in a flagship device.

It's clear and descriptive, and it's fit for purpose, providing that you can overlook the implication that "-acting" means you're just putting it on.

We also should not overlook the historical implications of today's announcement.

Freud himself seems never to have totally grasped (or chose to overlook) the dire implications of his great therapeutic instrument.

Because the longest-match rule is widely used, a language designer or a compiler implementor frequently overlooks the subtle implications of the rule.

By treating the Franks-Corzine contest as a race between two individuals, you overlook the broader implications should Mr. Franks win.

Nonetheless, in so doing, it has tended to overlook the computational implications of applying such models in agent societies, especially ones with complex social structures.