Sentence examples for to overlook problems from inspiring English sources
Last week, Mr. Oberstar conducted a lengthy hearing at which several former F.A.A. inspectors said they were told to overlook problems at Southwest.
With widespread alarm about deaths linked to alcohol-and-caffeine-laced commercial drinks like the fruity malt beverage Four Loko, it's easy to overlook problems that may be linked to the so-called energy drinks that spawned them.
"There's still an experimental nature to iTunes U, so users are willing to overlook problems". Maybe so, but for many people, a course downloaded from iTunes may be the only interaction they ever have with a particular university.
Analysts seemed temporarily happy to overlook problems lurking under the surface.
Certain demographics or people who have some emotional or political attachment to their cars might be more willing than, say, Jeep Liberty owners to overlook problems.
However, the objective is not to overlook problems and deficiencies in the practice, but rather use a creative critical approach and pursue solutions with the participants in the research project [ 26].
Credit rating agencies are becoming uneasy, but so far investors have mostly chosen to ignore or overlook problems that will be addressed by a mix of raising taxes, cutting spending and issuing more debt.
As a result, federal immigration judges, eager for respondents to have any sort of help, overlook problems with volunteers like Father Vitaglione.
They pay you for your great consulting skills, your sincere and confident demeanor, and your ability to discover overlooked problems.
Troubled borrowers needed the banks to overlook their problems and keep open the flow of money; the banks, too short of capital to admit that their loans had soured, obliged.
"Most of Zane's books deal with women who see the signs that something is wrong with the person they are with or the relationships that they are in, but they choose to overlook these problems because of the sex," said Joy Williams, a 42-year-old library circulation assistant in Baltimore and a Zane devotee.
