Sentence examples for neglect and delay from inspiring English sources
After years of neglect and delay, we will keep this fundamental commitment to the senior citizens of today and tomorrow.
Only within the past few months, after years of neglect and delay, has this stark backdrop to a cross-harbor commute emerged as a major concern for the city.
Comments related to some cases where the newborn did not survive suggest that neglect and delays in care were a contributing factor: "patient transferred from…health centre with prolonged labour and fetal distress…taken for CS after 3 h 15mins.
These beliefs impact negatively on PWMIs through social isolation; neglect and maltreatment; delayed medical help-seeking and being ignored by health care staff.
We also assume that poliovirus genomes, and not cellular factors, are rate-limiting, and neglect the delay between the initiation of translation and the appearance of the protein products.
In the case of a 3G network, the MANE is most probably between the radio network controller (RNC) and the gateway GPRS support node (GGSN) and we neglect transmission delay variations between the server and the MANE.
However, the implied energy consumption and delay are neglected compared to the overhead of the first approach.
In other words, the agent receives sensations from (sees) the past, while emitting motor signals that will be enacted in the future (we will only consider delays from the sensory and motor sub-systems and neglect delays between neuronal systems in this paper).
The delivery of the shaft at Greenwich was delayed by some neglect; and the consequence was, that the plaintiffs did not receive the new shaft for several days after they would otherwise have done, and the working of their mill was thereby delayed, and they thereby lost the profits they would otherwise have received.
If you feel it is a case of maladministration (neglect, undue delay, discrimination etc) you can ask your MP to complain to the parliamentary ombudsman.
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