Sentence examples for overlooked trouble from inspiring English sources
As part of his probe, Grassley has homed in on an overlooked trouble spot: federal rules requiring that institutions track and "manage" faculty members' industry ties.
Another frequently overlooked problem is over-adherence.
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The series, running for two weeks, includes Alan Rudolph's "Investigating Sex," Claire Denis's "Trouble Every Day," Paul Schrader's "Forever Mine" and other overlooked films, some also in need of distribution.
He noted that dry socks are critical and often overlooked, as frozen, wet feet can land someone in a heap of trouble.
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.
As with the house sparrow, another familiar yet often overlooked bird, it is sad that the great tit only makes the news when it is in trouble.
Annie Lowrey and I have an article in Friday's paper about the gigantic, overlooked underclass of long-term unemployed workers, whose safety net has now frayed bare and whose troubles are probably holding back the overall jobs picture as they become less and less employable.
"People feel disenfranchised and overlooked.
Was something overlooked?
