Word: overlook
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Condon admits that such hectic shifts are not routine, but feels that for him they occur too often. He believes that tired physicians may overlook things in their examinations and "minimize the symptoms." He argues that, while fatigue is bad for a physician, it is even worse for his patient...
...said he did not believe research detracted from the quality of undergraduate education. "To develop better teaching we cannot overlook researchers, but must recognize the relevance research has for teaching," he said...
...overlook a major benefactor of his purses--the Internal Revenue Service. He said his Charity would begin "after I paid my taxes and paid everybody...
That concludes my study of the nitty-gritty factors involved in a football game. With Harvard in front by a scant 9-8, we now move on to the more intangible concerns, things that even the most keen prognosticator might overlook...
...fail to appoint any History Department members to the board of a new Harvard history institute, but that is exactly the approach he has taken to Afro in dealing with DuBois. If Bok could not find his way to appoint Guinier, there is no excuse for his decision to overlook all of the department's junior faculty while making up his list of advisory board members...