Sentence examples for mostly neglected to from inspiring English sources

I also asked Singh about the many other smart calendar and to-do list apps, which I mostly neglected to mention in my previous coverage of Tempo, such as Cue, Sunrise, Easilydo, Any.DO, and Sherpa.

Existing solutions have typically relied on the former two and human influence factors (HIFs) have been mostly neglected due to difficulty in measuring them.

During this age, the art of healing was dominated by ecclesiastics and superstitious beliefs, causing the art of anatomy to be mostly neglected [ 49].

To account for them, Salinger says that economists might have to reexamine the mostly neglected ideas of Nobel prize winner Herbert Simon, who argued that people and companies often follow simpler "rules of thumb" instead of maximizing profits.

Archos has found one more that seems to have been mostly neglected: material.

Schubert's piano sonatas seem to have been mostly neglected during the entire nineteenth century, often dismissed for being too long, lacking in formal coherence, being un-pianistic, etc.

But they have gone mostly neglected, and scientists have only been able to find one planet there — which is not likely to harbour life — and attempts to find more have been unsuccessful.

Likewise the customers, who are willing to choose the cloud services without being strictly bond to a specific solution, are mostly neglected.

Instead they are mostly neglected by their medical communities, and allowed to become sick and die.

In the model the overlapping of the struts as well as axial extension or compression (mostly neglected in former studies) were taken into consideration to make the model applicable when the struts are relative stubby which is common in engineering designs.

This threat marks a new strategic path to victory that Sanders had mostly neglected until May 6th.