Sentence examples for will get overlooked from inspiring English sources
If on-street grooming continues to be reduced to the big Asian networks alone, a whole host of other offenders will get overlooked.
6.45am GMT 71st over Australia 161-7 (Haddin 41 Harris 6) Bresnan's figures of 2-24 from 18 overs are very impressive, but will get overlooked even if England win this.
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But awards are used as barometers of artistic quality, and winning best picture will ensure that movies like Green Book and Bohemian Rhapsody are included in the pantheon of "great films" of our era, whereas others will get overlooked.
In her article discussing the use of paratext, or the contextualizing text printed in the book such as the footnotes and epigraphs, Deborah Bowen argues that the novel's paratext forces the reader, like in other postmodern works, to rethink the importance of such peripheral material that in other contexts will get overlooked in light of preference for the main text.
On the other hand, if vector does get overlooked by the trimming program, the short sequences will remain untrimmed.
Amid a growing list of other concerns, like the crisis in the euro zone and the threat of conflict in Iran, will more basic issues, like the need to keep food on the table, get overlooked?
And you can't be indifferent to the plight of people who potentially lose their homes, but what tends to get overlooked is the effect on future financing and the cost that will be incurred there.
Bombarding it with high-energy protons creates hot spots and pressure waves in the liquid and will render it radioactive.In writing about the science that such devices allow, the extraordinary engineering feats behind them often get overlooked.
Yes workouts get overlooked on occasion simply due to our busy schedules but if they become more of a priority you will miss less.
Other issues could get overlooked.
