Sentence examples for to overlook that problem from inspiring English sources

In "Rein, Bellow," it was possible to overlook that problem.

Audiences are so likely to be entranced by this unexpectedly accomplished, full-scale musical comedy in the intimately-scaled Duke that they will be more than happy to overlook the problem that might stand in the way of future life.

"We get it," the administrator, Sean O'Keefe, said, using that phrase five times in the course of a 90-minute meeting with reporters, to indicate that he understood that the problem with NASA was not the foam that fell on the Columbia's wing on liftoff or any other hardware issue, but the cluster of attitudes and behaviors that led it to overlook the problem for years.

But in all this turmoil, dear Mrs. Merkel, we tend to overlook the problem.

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.

We thus may have overlooked that a problem based or case based curriculum could include elements from GP/FM without having a proper GP/FM section.

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.

"Young people sometimes are trying hard to recruit and are willing to overlook potential problems, because they don't see them or don't want to see them.

And, with its focus on the Afghan war, it was easy for the Administration to overlook the fact that the problem of jihadi terrorism was not confined to Afghanistan.

But blaming "union rules" for school problems overlooks that every labor contract requires the assent of both union and management.

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.