Sentence examples for but rather neglected from inspiring English sources

Still, I also believe that this paper is worthy of publishing, as it may inspire biologists and paleontologists to study systematically some potentially important but rather neglected phenomena.

Given this disorder and the larger size of the cavity, we did not attempt to model crown ether molecules in the t-wou cages, but rather neglected the disordered molecules and all other water and sodium ions.

This study contributes to an important but rather neglected area of healthcare research.

Here we will outline recent models developed from the yeast work and address a key but rather neglected issue, the correlation of cell size with ploidy.

Alan White, a professor at Valparaiso University Law School who has written about foreclosures, said he doesn't think that there is any "evil intent," but rather "neglect".

The subject has been rather neglected by academics, but Vinen fills the gap brilliantly.

But we've had so much to talk about that I fear we've rather neglected the book itself; as so often happens in any discussion of Plath, her life has dominated.

But hung high in the cathedral's dark interior, they were hard to see and "rather neglected," he said.

Rather, it would focus its attention on a different fundamental particle, one that is rather neglected by human technologists.

Until now, the subject has been rather neglected by academics, not least because sociologists took oddly little interest in the armed forces.

"Regardless of what stuffy ketchup-and-mustard jacketed MCC men suppose, tradition has been rather neglected in the game over the past thirty years or so," points out Joe Molloy.