Sentences with phrase «small oversight»

We know a seemingly small oversight or screen - out factor is all it takes not to be selected.

Even small oversights can, over time, amount to thousands of dollars down the drain.

I hope these are only small oversights.

Earl Lawrence, director of the UAS Integration Office, emphasized that flying has become as routine as it is today because of the FAA's unwavering commitment to safety and detail over the years, noting that even a seemingly small oversight like an underinflated tire can lead to a catastrophic plane crash.

From not reading the fine print to unintentionally overbuilding a product, these small oversights could mean time and money most startups simply can't afford to lose.

Basic Maintenance A small oversight will defeat the most sophisticated computer system — especially when it involves a regular maintenance procedure.

This is not a small oversight.

It doesn't feature Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, a small oversight, but it did connect to my iPhone without a hitch.

Second, you forget to mention that when you loan the book, it has limitations on time, and I believe you can not both read it at the same time (just a small oversight, eh?

«Second, you forget to mention that when you loan the book, it has limitations on time, and I believe you can not both read it at the same time (just a small oversight, eh?)»

When it comes to banking, a small oversight can snowball into a huge headache.

Once I tracked down the problem, I realized that it was just a small oversight on my part.

The smallest oversight or clause could end up costing you big time.

The touch controls work quite well, though it seems that the angle to which you can peel certain pieces of paper away is fixed — a small oversight (which I hope isn't by design).

It's a small oversight on the programmers» part, but it exemplifies how little thought went into polishing and balancing The After Years» gameplay.

It's a small oversight, but one that could have easily been avoided by having the charging point on the back, sides, or top of the unique.

While you may be tempted to flip the page, unimpressed by this seemingly obvious point, you may not be aware of how big a small oversight can be when it comes to making an impression.

However, throwing out a candidate's resume because of a small oversight could cost you a good hire.

Even such a small oversight may close the door on your chances for an interview.

Abrahamson says it's often the small oversights that impede the successful conclusion of a deal, and it's therefore essential that estate agents and conveyancing attorneys familiarise themselves with the local laws relating to property transactions with foreign nationals, and that buyers and sellers know what questions to ask.