Sentence examples for overlooked whether from inspiring English sources

There are still plenty of worthy movies going overlooked, whether by festival programmers, distributors, exhibitors, or critics.

The importance of gateway selection is not to be overlooked, whether the emphasis is on analog or digital protocols or both.

Teamwork is the most important thing to making good tips; so that no one is ignored, forgotten or overlooked whether by you yourself or by one of your co-workers.

History is littered with examples of marginalised and overlooked characters, whether because of their gender, race, religion or any other classification.

In the case of U. schmidtii, the differentiation of northern and southern populations appears to be consistent with differences observed in the inflorescence (e.g. morphological characters of the flowers, data not shown) suggesting the need of further research, in order to ascertain whether overlooked taxa occur in the archipelago.

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.

"What's overlooked about them?

Tesla denied Lambert was overlooked for promotions.

Then again, revealing the interestingness of the ordinary or overlooked is an ambition of photographers whether at home or abroad.

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.

Unfortunately, the importance of blinking in meibomian gland dysfunction has been largely overlooked, and it is not known whether incomplete blinking causes tear lipid deficiency, even in the unobstructed meibomian glands.