Sentence examples for which has overlooked from inspiring English sources

In that week's issue was a full-page ad for the Norman castle of Trematon, which has overlooked the sea at Plymouth, Cornwall, since the late 11th century.

A11 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 A Landmark in Brooklyn Stops Refining Sugar The Domino Sugar refining and packing plant in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, which has overlooked the East River since the 1880's, was closed by its owner.

"Such change demands on our part a serious and responsible recognition not only of the kind of world we may be leaving to our children, but also to the millions of people living under a system which has overlooked them," he said.

It long ago overcame the image of its name, so much so that the White Elephant Hotel, which has overlooked Nantucket Harbor in Massachusetts for nearly 80 years at 50 Easton Street, has reopened after a renovation that nearly doubled its size.

The pope insisted that there is still time to make necessary changes for "our children" and "the millions of people living under a system which has overlooked them".

The genomic locations of the 5' exons, introns and TSSs cannot easily be predicted computationally nor derived from high-throughput EST or CAGE experiments, which have overlooked OR transcripts due to issues of tissue availability and transcript abundance.

It's difficult to know what features the software is examining, and which it has overlooked.

Their negative occurrence consists in non-observation in which one has overlooked negatively relevant evidence.

There is no better feeling--and no worse insult--then having foreseen that which your employer has overlooked.

** Another reader directed our attention to the case of North Korea, which we had overlooked somehow.

What has changed is that there has been a full cultural change, which they have overlooked.