Sentence examples for historical neglect from inspiring English sources

But Salzburg has been making up for its historical neglect ever since, and this summer's festival looks particularly substantial.

Water planners are presently equipped with a very limited number of engagement tools tailored to the water resource management context to redress the historical neglect of Indigenous interests.

One is poor skills, reflecting historical neglect of education: 65% of those aged between 25 and 64 lack a high-school diploma, compared with 25% across the OECD.

Perhaps it is not surprising that -- relative to the attention lavished on Monet and company -- a certain art historical neglect ensued.

THE exhibition at the Gardner seeks to recover Tura not only from the purgatory of historical neglect, but also from such romantic anachronisms.

His supporters hope that historical neglect will be rectified next week, however, when the Hall of Fame, which is once again reviewing Biasone's contributions, announces the newest members of the league's pantheon.

Basking in the radiance of this extraordinary being, it is pertinent to recall that muddled descriptions of animal-headed, multiarmed figures like this caused Europeans to demonize Indian sculpture, contributing mightily to its art-historical neglect.

The young person has from foetal alcohol syndrome and experienced historical chronic neglect.

Schorske concluded that conventional historical scholarship neglected the instinctive and the emotional aspects of the subjects it addressed, and formed the idea of writing a PhD on the psychological origins of nazism, but decided he did not have the right approach, so opted to study the development of the German Social Democratic party instead.

He made the historical slip, neglecting the fact that the US had yet to enter the war, on the second day of his first trip to the US as prime minister.

Second, we argue that administrative burden is a venue of politics, that is, the level of administrative burden placed on an individual, as well as the distribution of burden between the state and the individual, will often be a function of deliberate political choice rather than simply a product of historical accident or neglect.