Sentence examples for mostly neglect from inspiring English sources

Existing approaches to technical complaint management (TCM) mostly neglect the necessity of knowledge transfer, and thus do not address quality or sustainability issues.

That is long overdue – 22 years of mostly neglect since the clubs ignored the FA's wider ambitions for the Premier League breakaway – and welcome, if he can pull together the £230m he said is needed.

With exception of [67], existing approaches mostly neglect the wall partitioning [100, 105].

While discussing the "shortfall" in venture capital, these analyses mostly neglect the fact that high-potential opportunities are needed for VCs to succeed.

The studies projecting large quantities of bioenergy potential discussed above do not rule out double-counting of biomass already used or sequestering carbon and mostly neglect the true counterfactual.

Otherwise, I mostly neglected my dolls.

The majority Muslim population had been mostly neglected.

E-books remained a niche market, mostly neglected by large trade publishers.

The impact of gully erosion in total sediment output has been mostly neglected.

Because the effects of these factors are continuous and slow, the measures taken are mostly neglected.

Gladwell mostly neglects such considerations, despite their being essential to the question at hand; namely, whether the charges are true.