Sentence examples for almost complete neglect of from inspiring English sources

Still, there is something troubling about the film's almost complete neglect of the non-Western victims of the tsunami.

One of the most characteristic features of "post-Bloomfieldian" American structuralism, then, was its almost complete neglect of semantics.

Just as shameful, if less conspicuous, is home video's almost complete neglect of Mr. Antonioni's television and documentary work: nowhere to be found outside Italy are his pioneering three-part documentary on China, Chung Kuo — Cina, made for Italian television in 1972; his experimental video feature Il Mistero di Oberwald (1981), or his more recent documentary shorts.

Stanford professor Van Harvey refers to this as a "background of aggressive secularism and the almost complete neglect of the academic study of religion".

Yet, Yang's observation (Yang 1994) that > 95% of the resources in toxicologic research are devoted to the study of single chemicals, with an almost complete neglect of mixture studies, also applies to ED research.

"Complete neglect of his own health," his wife, Alice, reported.

Yet the complete neglect of infrastructure in Umzinyathi means the DoE efforts struggle to deliver lasting change.

Scan paths exhibited complete neglect of the left hemifield of the visual display when the parietal module was unilaterally lesioned.

After years of neglect and an almost complete lack of maintenance, the Racconigi Royal Park was in an inevitable and widespread state of decay.

There was an almost complete absence of possessions.

"Boscobel was in an almost complete state of disrepair".