Sentence examples for necessarily neglecting from inspiring English sources

All existing models were successful in illustrating different aspects of CPG function while (necessarily) neglecting others.

With current knowledge, each of any of the exciting "origin of life" theories stresses one aspect of the origin of life, in your case the coevolution of nucleic acids and proteins while almost necessarily neglecting others.

First, it is DNA centric so it necessarily neglects the many other important differences between the superkingdoms.

Financing an expensive smallpox vaccination program necessarily means neglecting many pressing medical problems, both here and abroad.

In the context of such potential altruistic databases, issue about confidentiality of data may not necessarily be neglected.

Even in cases where people might be classified as drug dependent or abusing, this does not necessarily equal neglect.

Some of these graves are unmarked grassy mounds of earth, not necessarily indicating neglect because a grave is in orthodox Islam supposed to be an unadorned, simply marked mound.

She's neglecting her kids.

Not necessarily because the region is neglected, according to Columbia University's deMenocal, but because it is "poorly observed".

"These artists have been neglected; there isn't necessarily a substantial art-historical record for them," she said.

Not that these will necessarily suffer from neglect.