Sentence examples for which was overlooked from inspiring English sources

It was banished to the same desert island as Windows 9, which was overlooked on the way to Windows 10.

In 1805 the explorer Zebulon Pike arrived at the site, which was overlooked by Barn Bluff and was then a Sioux village.

The necessary derivativeness of this type of work and Devey's aversion to publicity concealed his true importance, which was overlooked by architectural historians until the middle of the 20th century.

The city council has been partnering with various groups to reclaim vacant spaces, and there is now a decisive push to try to revitalise the old city centre, which was overlooked in the last decade while Oberhausen focused on building Europe's largest shopping centre.

Moreover, by modulating the crystal dissolution rate of carbonate apatite through incorporation of fluoride or strontium into it, transfection activity could be dramatically controlled, thus shedding light on a new barrier in the non-viral route, which was overlooked so far.

The International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) said peatlands were a "Cinderella" habitat which was "overlooked and undervalued".

To shoot on Brooklyn Bridge was the highlight for me, and then we shot on a tower which was overlooking the UN building and that was a moment as well.

Those are the security practices that Facebook normally takes, and which were overlooked in this case.

But there is garden design, horticultural research, conservation – a whole gamut of angles which are overlooked.

Furthermore, the paper proposes a mathematical equation to account for the lateral displacement which is overlooked in the current international regulations.

The town, which is overlooked by the Rocca (a 14th-century castle), was founded on an island formed by the Reno and Po rivers.