With so many unanswered, unresolved questions, voters here might think that the problems are the result of something more than benign neglect, Mr. Matsheza said.
It was more like benign neglect, an invisible wall worse than the glass ceiling I witnessed during my 32 years at the Postal Service, 20 of them in supervisory and midlevel positions.
Populated largely by adults who were fleeing the responsibilities of adulthood, bohemia supplied new justifications for the same old failures of parenthood that Guggenheim had endured herself: the Vails' son and daughter, Sindbad and Pegeen, seem to have suffered from a more or less benign neglect even before their mother ran off with another man.
But further suppose that the imperial power, for one reason or another, chooses not to exercise the full measure of its authority that its policy towards the colony is one of more or less benign neglect.
His suffering to come was more of a mostly benign neglect.
In the Post article, Academy member and director Jennifer Warren explains: "The academy is a microcosm of the industry, and it (shows) benign neglect more than outright prejudice.
And while arms control talks often lagged, that seemed little more than a matter of benign neglect.
But what the future is more likely to hold is benign neglect by America and declining military ambition in Europe.
More important, argues Pecker, was the benign neglect of the former owners, who took an $87 million dividend out of the company in the mid-1990s and invested very little in growth after that.
According to Teno (2004), subconscious benign neglect is another more likely explanation for lower hospitalisation rates in the United States.
