Sentence examples for substantially overlooked from inspiring English sources
Despite the sample size, the innovative approach of this study makes an essential contribution to understanding a phenomenon that has been substantially overlooked in the field to date (Erooga 2012).
One reason the institute chose to focus on Mr. Twombly is that he has been "substantially overlooked," Mr. Cuno said — even though "he is one of our generation's greatest artists".
Well, overlooked by some.
Another related concern would be that if only a few leiomyosarcomas were overlooked, the calculated prevalence might change substantially.
The important role of exemptions and discounts in increasing acceptability should not be overlooked, but care is needed to avoid these substantially reducing benefits [56], or imposing excessive costs [23].
The geography of Oldham constrained the development of major transport infrastructure, with the former County Borough Council suggesting that "if it had not grown substantially before the railway age it would surely have been overlooked".
We know that other respiratory conditions are often overlooked in TB patients [ 31- 33], and that co-trimoxazole prophylaxis substantially reduces mortality from AIDS-related opportuninfectionsctinnSSAn settingsings [ 34- 36], and is recommended by South African TB guidelines [ 25].
These measures would substantially reduce the call volume burden on second-tier staff and decrease the chance that a high-risk situation would be overlooked during a similar bioterrorism event.
No detail seems overlooked.
More substantially, the catastrophist notion that the war "smashed the modern world off the rails and started a cycle of murderous extremism" overlooks what "the modern world" had been doing in colonial contexts for decades before 1914: the murderous battle of Omdurman (1898) prefigured the Somme, but the victims, being proto-Islamic extremists, get overlooked.
