Sentence examples for is rather neglected from inspiring English sources

Rather, it would focus its attention on a different fundamental particle, one that is rather neglected by human technologists.

The present results are obviously relevant for modeling the interface between word naming and speech production, with the inclusion of stress assignment, which is rather neglected in existing computational models.

This means that the overall contribution to the herd effect by children of 5 years and older is rather neglected from the SHI perspective.

Such situations probably occur in the majority of growing and expanding bison populations, however, it has not yet to be monitored and is rather neglected in post-Soviet countries.

But the reader may feel that the pianist's personal life is rather neglected, particularly since Evans was one of jazz's most notorious and pathetic drug casualties.

The subject has been rather neglected by academics, but Vinen fills the gap brilliantly.

Until now, the subject has been rather neglected by academics, not least because sociologists took oddly little interest in the armed forces.

With all the emphasis on the way demographic change affects, and in many cases damages, economic performance, the positives of there being an ever-larger army of older people in the world has been rather neglected.

"Regardless of what stuffy ketchup-and-mustard jacketed MCC men suppose, tradition has been rather neglected in the game over the past thirty years or so," points out Joe Molloy.

I was going to meet Reid because I admired him and felt that these days he was rather neglected, and I went with a notion that I might interview him, not on that morning, but in some indeterminate future where nobody dies.

Since his death Tippett has been rather neglected (the same happened for a while to Vaughan Williams), perhaps a reaction to the huge affection and attention paid to him in his last decade when he was fêted as the grand old man of British music.