Sentence examples for repeatedly overlook from inspiring English sources

They assert that Western spokesmen repeatedly overlook or even defend actions and support rulers that they would not tolerate in their own countries.

Perhaps they're more (or less) outspoken, or they repeatedly overlook a project's fine points for the big picture, whereas you're a stickler for details.

Rather, subordinates are expected to get the message after they have been repeatedly overlooked for promotions.

They report being repeatedly overlooked for promotion, regularly confused for administrative staff and unsupported by other colleagues, including other women.

However, what gets repeatedly overlooked, when historians and film buffs consider Hecht's life, are his politics.

Republicans have only recently woken up to the missed opportunities for courting Latino voters that their party has repeatedly overlooked.

Dunga suggested that Pato and Ronaldinho, whom he has repeatedly overlooked, would struggle to earn places when he announces his World Cup squad in May.

In October, Boyd controversially claimed he would never play for Scotland again while Burley remained in charge after being repeatedly overlooked by him.

Aronian reached the level of grandmaster in 2000, when he was seventeen, but the Armenian Chess Federation repeatedly overlooked him in favor of older, more established players.

Ben Ryan fetched up in Fiji only after becoming disillusioned with Twickenham politics and being repeatedly overlooked for the Premiership club jobs his intelligence and ability should have demanded.

It was much the same when President Ronald Reagan repeatedly overlooked the human rights violations of El Salvador's military and Nicaragua's Contras to keep his Central America program going.