Sentence examples for rather an oversight from inspiring English sources

He noted that the trustees were not utility professionals, but rather "an oversight board of citizens".

Which could be seen as rather an oversight in a film about race relations … This is an issue we've circled frequently this month on the Reading Group.

Considering its obvious significance, it seems rather an oversight that evolutionary medicine has still not been incorporated into the medical curriculum (Nesse and Schiffman 2003), and in general, medical students are not taught evolutionary origins of various physiological and pathological phenomena such as diarrhea, fever, cancer and aging.

Further work would also be needed to estimate clearly how frequently indicators result from a clinical decision rather than an oversight or error and which indicators pose the most risk to the patient.

Rather than being an oversight, this probably had more to do with the fact that filming technology had been left behind by our sudden leap into the Space Age, and there simply wasn't enought room inside the cramped Vostok 1 capsule for Yuri Gagarin to wield a primitive, bulky TV or film camera.

Still, this seems like a rather large oversight from a company supposedly raising a new $10 million round of funding that would put its valuation near $80 million on paper.

The jury's still out on whether this was simply a rather misguided oversight or a pointed response to her husband's crass comments.

Theron's lawyers had claimed in her defence that she was guilty of an oversight rather than a deliberate fraud, and that she'd never understood the terms of her original contract.

Popular online video sites, such as Youku, host original movies, called "microfilms", which are not subject to the same censorship process, but this is probably an oversight rather than progress.The government uses subsidy as well as censorship to get the kind of films it wants made.

Policy makers considered this an oversight rather than a deliberate act, but believed the outcome of adoption should be acceptable to providers as the primary economic beneficiaries of adoption.

With three people dead and the whole legitimacy of the competition now up for debate, to describe that as an oversight is rather understating it.