Sentence examples for regularly overlooked from inspiring English sources

The idea that the state cares all that much about most of us is probably a little overdone, whereas a much greater threat – employer surveillance – is regularly overlooked.

I didn't know this until recently because our parents went to great lengths to ensure we were sheltered from racial bias, unlike my mother who, as a GP in one of the whitest parts of Adelaide, was regularly overlooked by potential patients as a legitimate option of care.

"Women have a huge capability, sense of problem solving and reasoning that they can contribute to science but both my own experience and general statistics suggest this capability is regularly overlooked and we don't receive equal opportunity to participate," she said.

Millennials and Gen Z'ers often occupy the spotlight for online shopping, but one demographic that's regularly overlooked is seniors.

But after being regularly overlooked for a Toulon starting place, Jenkins also saw the Wales number one jersey worn by Bath's Paul James for the autumn defeats by Samoa and New Zealand.

But it is also very well and regularly overlooked.

Chasing the political dividends of economic development, local officials regularly overlook environmental contamination, worker safety and dangers to public health until forced to confront them by episodes like the Haijiu factory riot.

MADD regularly overlooks highway safety measures unrelated to alcohol when it is politically convenient.

Applying the usual breezy claustrophobia of domestic, low-risk malaise to a topical and pressing societal issue, how is it, the works seem to ask, that grave social ills like rampant homelessness in the face of both urban blight and rapid gentrification came to be considered so normal that we regularly overlook this reality with the same disregard as we fold our laundry?

Nonetheless, it, in common with other Pakistani schools, regularly gets overlooked in the important international rankings.

But in Russia, where laws are regularly bent, overlooked or simply ignored, fraud is a rule of the road.