Sentence examples for won't overlooks from inspiring English sources

Of course, Cullen mentions that having the first openly gay player will entail a "brief readjustment" period, and to pretend it won't overlooks the very real obstacles Sam will face.

Finally, there are critics — mostly male — who resist her enterprise completely, who won't overlook the narcissism of the messenger for the possibility of an arresting message.

We expect major companies from the financial and advertising sectors to be able to take this on, though we won't overlook firms with a longstanding recruitment policy among the armed services.

It certainly won't overlook or overshadow Ground Zero.

"Now they won't get overlooked.

Both players are free agents again this year but won't be overlooked after stellar campaigns in 2011.

A balcony with a lifeboat in front of it could have one thing in its favour – on many ships it means you won't be overlooked.

In the hopes that it won't be overlooked in these difficult days, I'd like to bring this story to your attention".

But what hopefully won't be overlooked in the excitement is that even without those long-lost scenes, Lang's masterpiece was always a vital experience in both senses of the word, one that should be getting regular exposure on the big screen anyway, and which after 83 years still makes for joyous and downright startling viewing.

The idea of newspaper brand trust isn't all that novel and won't be overlooked at MediaXchange.

And the GSMA opened its kimono just a little bit to try to assure attendees that they won't be overlooked: "comprehensive contingency plans are in place to ensure that all participants of the Mobile World Congress have unfettered access to and from the Fira during all days of the event".