Sentence examples for easily neglect from inspiring English sources

Among the dangers implicit here is that in trying to synthesise very different areas of knowledge, a thinker can easily neglect subtleties in areas where he or she is not an expert.

One could easily neglect the corrugation effect by considering the surface as flat for the separation of points by much larger than the correlation length k0.

That element of sadness gets in the way of healing and we can easily neglect to create new memories that could enhance the ones we embraced through family and tradition.

It highlighted, if nothing else, existing friendships that are too easily neglected.

Unless a true believer occupies a position of power, such things are easily neglected.

Yet work like this sets out in three-dimensional models a simple but easily neglected truth: we cannot improve cities unless we look at them carefully and then imagine how they might be .Century City".

"We want to have a part of the benefit of natural resources, minerals, gold, oil," says Marianne Balto, vice-president of the Sami parliament.Aqqaluk Lynge, an Inuit campaigner who leads the ICC's Greenland branch, does not oppose development, but fears that the interests of local people are too easily neglected, even with the recent political changes.

Durham and her boyfriend are the kind of young people our culture sets adrift — working-class and undereducated, with weak support networks, few authority figures, and no script for sexual maturity beyond the easily neglected admonition to always use a condom.

Hard-copy patient records are easily neglected, lost, or delayed in transit between busy clinicians.

This fact has not yet been systematically studied and explained by scholars, but it cannot be easily neglected.

My aim here is to discuss some of these issues in more detail and illustrate how these aspects are often overlooked and easily neglected in the field.