What they may have missed as we sped along the river is just how neglected much of it is, marked by forgotten stretches of wasteland, scrapyards and crumbling jetties.
Azetsop (2009) has criticised the fact that dominant paradigms in bioethics have focused on clinical care and been unresponsive to local needs in Africa, neglecting much needed population-based approaches, advocacy and health promotion to address the social determinants of health [ 68].
For a start, it neglects how much millions of older people are also being stung by austerity, as seen in everything from cuts in social care to the hacking-down of bus routes.
One of the most serious charges that the post-colonial government faced in the late 1960s and 1970s was that it neglected the freedom fighters so much that even after independence, most of them were consigned to poverty.
"Clouds," written and directed by Don Thompson, is so eager to impel our contemplation of its big ideas (whatever they may be) that it neglects to give its story much in the way of interest or credibility.
Then it was back to farming, which pleased him, likely because he neglected so much of it.
It was much neglected until recently, but it is full of small, hip bars.
Despite the significant number of citations to the paper and positive responses it received in the years following publication, Avery's work was largely neglected by much of the scientific community.
The issue of transfer is a huge problem for education, which seems to be neglected in much of the current discussion on the curriculum, even though it has been visible before [47].
However, if you neglect it too much and don't do what needs to be done, it will be a naughty and horrible looking character.
