Sentence examples for and that neglected from inspiring English sources

While reporting on Skid Row, I heard about the "corridor of poverty" that runs between South Los Angeles and that neglected corner of downtown.

He said rising costs for wages, equipment and insurance have pushed up prices, and that neglected L.A. trees had also become bushier and more costly to trim.

It was indicated in [13] that the throughput behavior of an OFDMA system is significantly influenced by the signaling overhead and that neglecting the signaling overhead leads to wrong performance conclusions.

We have shown that important distinctions exist between these two processes and that neglecting these differences can potentially lead to misinterpretation of the helical-phase dependence of looping, for example [22].

Our empirical application, designed to be typical and representative, combines both and shows that neglected heterogeneity results in overestimation of risk.

But he all but ignored the state in the campaign, much as he had generally ignored it in eight years as vice president, and that neglect cost him dearly and left him sorely embarrassed.

You're right, regulations are often neglected or abused, and that neglect manifests itself in dramatic accidents [like] Deepwater Horizon.

In the 1990s, feminist political theorists interrogated male-centric theories of labor, policy, and citizenship that neglected to probe this gendered labor burden and its uneven consequences.

Any businessperson and any business that neglects its promise will live to regret it.

And it's possible that neglecting these questions is as much a cause of fear as it is a reaction to it.

Boyle meanwhile claims that it was Coleman who was abusive to him and that she neglected their children leaving him as the primary caregiver to the children.