The College Board, a nonprofit organization that oversees AP, said critics of the program were overlooking its benefits.
First, planning studies tend to undervalue DR and often overlook its benefits in utility demand management program development.
This is an eye-opening opportunity, yet many people overlook its benefits.
Therefore – and despite criticism that deceitfully stresses the deal's perceived shortcomings and overlooks its proven benefits – it is important to state very clearly: the nuclear agreement with Iran is working.
While YouTube still has its benefits, overlooking the power of Facebook video content is a big mistake.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which is coordinating the project, and environmental groups that have supported it criticized Mr. Lapolla, saying he was overlooking an important benefit of the project: It would get thousands of trucks off Union County's congested roads.
For a start, it overlooks the benefit than consumers get from better technology: good old consumer surplus.
The grapes that are grown on terraces overlooking the ocean benefit from the sea breeze, a natural ventilation that helps to prevent mildew and disease in this humid, rainy environment.
"High-yielding municipals are currently yielding roughly the same as high-yield corporate bonds, and that doesn't make sense," she said, noting that many investors are totally overlooking the tax benefit these securities provide.
Firms that aren't aggressively incorporating renewables and other new energy technologies into their overall energy strategies are overlooking important benefits and exposing themselves to an array of risks.
Almost no European country has an oldsters' political party worth the name or even a lobby group that can match the political power of America's AARP, a pensioners group.It is voters in general who are overlooking the benefits and counting only the costs of reform.
