Sentence examples for overlooking any from inspiring English sources

Of greater concern is the possibility of overlooking any important aspects that later result in a data breach.

What Nicholls excels at, however, is dialogue that captures the mundanity of the daily slog without overlooking any of its occasional moments of sparkle.

I'm willing to put money on any gentleman caller, when he gets up close and very personal with a woman who invites him in, happily overlooking any small lumps, bumps and tufts of hair.

Mr. Kean said he had asked the staff members to retrieve their classified notes from government storage to be certain about not overlooking any reference to Mr. Atta or to an American-based cell in any of the Pentagon material.

Campaigners, including the Labour MP Joan Ruddock, who set up a campaign group to help represent Afghan women living in the UK, feel coalition governments are in danger of overlooking any role for women in a future Afghani government.

If cognitive linguists are no longer being exposed to research from a functional and usage-based approach, cognitive approaches increasingly run the risk of overlooking any number of significant facts about language as it is used, relying on potentially misleading or incomplete data, and losing sight of the range and sources of linguistic variation.

They tend to exaggerate its technology and overlook any possible negative side effects.

"I don't want to overlook any other fighters, including Chris".

"I don't think there's been a deliberate effort to overlook any of these problems".

"There's a lot of parity and you can't overlook any games".

He said he doubted that the Port Authority would have overlooked any problems in its inspections.