Sentence examples for is a neglect from inspiring English sources

When "marketing becomes more important than the product," Maurer says, it is "a neglect of mankind".

You have written a book, "Death Foretold: Prophecy and Prognosis in Medicine," and you have lamented what you say is a neglect of prognosis in medicine.

"The great danger of your life," he raged at the composer, "to which you surrender and from which you try to escape in almost periodic cycles, is a neglect of all the higher standards of intellectual existence".

It is a neglect that has allowed the withering of crucial animal health services as well as painfully slow responses to readily apparent problems.

The above understanding only captures one dimension of the significance of the complexity absorption concept because there is a neglect of the ontological assumptions on which the interpretations are based.

This is a neglect of almost insane proportions.

He's is a neglected comic master.

In this case the challenge is a neglected hilly corner.

Not every artist here is a neglected one.

Dearden says: "Advocacy for young people in school is a neglected dimension.

Surely there is a neglected doctoral dissertation or "Nature" article out there to sort out the facts and causes?