Sentence examples for if it neglects from inspiring English sources

Inspired by evolutionary considerations, we hypothesize that a simplified model of the IS, even if it neglects some degree of its actual complexity, can shed some light on the intrinsic properties of the immune response.

How can any country secure lasting prosperity if it neglects or, worse, deliberately restrains the abilities of half its people?

Clarity can be seductive, but is disastrously misleading if it neglects important facts.

"The result is a drama that, if it neglects other dimensions of the text, has an arresting immediacy," she says.

Peter Navarro, a professor of economics and public policy at the University of California, who correctly predicted the U.S. housing bust, predicts that the crash America faces if it neglects manufacturing for too long is "going to be far worse".

Such promotion may be counterproductive if it neglects to mention how the father and other family members can 'bond' with the baby other than through active involvement in feeding [ 40, 41].

David Lidington, the Europe minister, defended the leaflet in the House of Commons by claiming the government would be "abrogating its responsibility" if it neglected to make its case to citizens.

Meanwhile, Mind – through its campaign Taking Care of Business – is highlighting the benefits of promoting good mental health at work, as well as the deleterious financial effects on business if it is neglected.

"Even a well-conceived safety program will be treated casually by workers if it is neglected by top management".

… Even a well-conceived safety program will be treated casually by workers if it is neglected by top management," states the newly updated version of the National Research Council's classic safety guide, Prudent Practices in the Laboratory.

Circumcision is not required by Judaism for one to be considered Jewish, but some adherents foresee serious negative spiritual consequences if it is neglected.