Sentence examples for yet overlooked from inspiring English sources
That is why these four picture-book biographies — each portraying a spunky and clever, yet overlooked, heroine — are so welcome.
Extremadura – the name itself suggests "extreme" and "hard", belying the stunningly beautiful landscape – is one of Europe's most accessible yet overlooked wildernesses.
… "Once mastered" being the most important, yet overlooked part.
The overall data suggest that C. albicans CUG ambiguity is an important phenotypic diversity generator and highlight important and yet overlooked functional roles for genetic code alterations.
A closer examination of variability trends suggests another key, yet overlooked, aspect of this story.
Recent data clearly showed that kidney damage and acute kidney failure is one of the very common, yet overlooked, post-stroke complications [ 52- 53].
How do we as a society deem hoarding of animals as inhumane yet overlook the suffering in these overcrowded human kennels?
Seemingly, pharmacists provide the information they perceive as essential, yet overlook the importance of a complete discussion.
Charlie thinks the most powerful - yet overlooked tools in LinkedIn are the ability to form groups and post questions.
Readers' comments are an important, yet often overlooked, type of user-generated content.
As such, it's one of the most important, yet often overlooked, pieces of software on the Android market.
