Sentence examples for overlooked warning from inspiring English sources
That poll was an overlooked warning sign.
The participants typically overestimated their functional capacity and overlooked warning signs, particularly in the first years before they had learned to listen to their body.
Ardern also promised an examination of why Tarrant had escaped official notice before allegedly launching a well-planned assault that plunged New Zealand into one of its "darkest days". Security officials are investigating whether they had overlooked warning signs, she said.
The government panel, the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission blames: Banks that made reckless bets, credit rating agencies that endorse risky mortgage-backed securities and government regulators who overlooked warning signs until they threatened the global financial system.
Overlooked warnings of structural problems that could lead to a collapse.
But beyond the recent changes and some glimpses of inconsistency through the years — a quick end to a stint in the military, a prison job he left with no explanation — the authorities here said they knew nothing of signs, overlooked warnings, or known grudges when it came to Mr. Kazmierczak.
America's report was eloquent and scathing, missing no opportunity to point out clues overlooked or warnings unheeded.
Either she missed or overlooked numerous warnings from intelligence agencies seeking to put caveats on claims about Iraq's nuclear weapons program, or she made public claims that she knew to be false.
One inch of small print on the side of a cigarette pack -- a warning easily overlooked, or ignored -- was flimsy protection from that, the smokers said.
It may be that you have missed warning signals or overlooked things that they have said in passing to you.
Dr. Jean-Jacques Muyembe ― a top Congolese virologist who treated the first known Ebola cases and helped work on a vaccine that was ignored until the virus hit the U.S. ― is still warning developed countries about overlooked diseases that are increasingly spreading.
