Sentence examples for generally neglect from inspiring English sources

And yet US presidential campaigns generally neglect discussion of advisers or intellectual influences.

Here in South America, politicians constantly embezzle money, are hardly ever held accountable for their crimes, and generally neglect the population.

But a paper forthcoming in The Journal of Consumer Research argues that people generally neglect opportunity cost unless they are prompted to consider it.

Nevertheless, conventional approaches generally neglect the inherent symmetry and material properties.

However, these studies generally neglect the role of compliance of the fixture body on workpiece deformation.

The behavioral claim (IV) as well as the evolutionary claim (III) and the positive claim (II), by contrast, concern empirical issues that philosophers of law generally neglect.

The Thomson effect is comparatively small, and so it is generally neglected.

Henry has been generally neglected by historians because of the inaccessibility of his works.

Mental health care is often described as the Cinderella of medicine – overlooked, disparaged, and generally neglected.

Alfonso V (the Magnanimous; 1416 58) opted to pursue ambitions in Italy and generally neglected his peninsular domains.

Asifi says refugees' education is generally neglected – a warning that rings ever more true as the world grapples with its worst refugee crisis since the second world war.