Sentence examples for would be oversight from inspiring English sources

A better option would be oversight by an independent, non-government regulator.

"When you have the opposition party to the White House calling the shots in the Senate, I think there would be more oversight and more critical oversight, albeit with the greater measure of decorum that is typical of the Senate," said Adam Zagorin, a senior fellow at the Project on Government Oversight.

There would be minimal oversight from Congress.

For now, though, the most radical change that appears possible would be stricter oversight.

It would be an oversight to praise bark color without mentioning its texture.

D.R.: That would be an oversight type of thing.

It would be an oversight to ignore the degree of difficulty that other users experience based on their degree of expertise, when they tried to learn, understand and operate the specific cloud service.

Some analysts said that while the Fed may not have explicitly mentioned emerging markets in its statement, it would be an oversight to think the central bank is not keeping a close eye on the global economy.

Although we have concentrated on groups and the levels at which natural selection operates in this section, it would be an oversight to remain silent on an idea about species that has become influential in the literature: that species themselves are individuals.

But there are others that it would be an oversight, not a kindness, to leave out.

But, of course without them, I suppose there would be no oversight or regulation on anything.