Sentence examples for is relatively neglected from inspiring English sources

His oeuvre vies with that of Boulez to be the most accomplished body of French music in recent years, and yet is relatively neglected because of the 70-year-old Boulez's greater clangour.

"It shows an attention to the history of social policy, which is an important part of the history of this country that is relatively neglected by that museum," he said.

Yet, the physical health of postpartum mothers is relatively neglected in both research and practice.

True, the origin of life is relatively neglected in state and national state science education standards and in the textbooks used at the high school level, so the occasion may not arise.

Even though a longer list could be drawn up of future oriented writings on education, we still claim that the discourse on how future scenarios might map onto education is relatively neglected.

The main study focuses on ethnic minority immigrant entrepreneurs, a group that is relatively neglected in the family business literature despite the fact that immigrants from ethnic minority, especially Asian, communities tend to have strong family ties and family involvement in business (Basu, 2004).

But, compared with India, it has been relatively neglected.

Despite Fermat's genius, number theory still was relatively neglected.

Knife crime is a problem that has long been relatively neglected; tackling it effectively, however, cannot be achieved overnight.

None the less, there appears to other crucial dimensions to sampling – its aesthetics and its philosophical implications – that are relatively neglected.

But there is a catch: Because the basic science of glass has been relatively neglected for decades, "we are just beginning to get a hold on the strength issue," Mr. Greenman says.