Sentence examples for neglected challenging from inspiring English sources

Old favourites such as "Fanfare for the Common Man" and "Old American Songs", of course, predominate, but the centenary will also give a fresh chance to reappraise some of the neglected, challenging orchestral compositions, from the early "Music for the Theatre" to such late works as "Inscape".

In addition to these threats, an often neglected challenge facing in situ conservation is that of gene flow between cultivated and wild rice species and its impact on genetic diversity and integrity (Figure 4).

Still, Lauer neglected to challenge Trump on a number of controversial statements and past actions that would have had obvious relevance to the audience of veterans.

When the MDGs were created, crucial dimensions of women and girls' empowerment were neglected; global challenges such as violence against women, access to land and finance, and equal opportunities for leadership were left out.

She errantly insisted that Saddam Hussein's possession of WMD and harboring Al Qaeda were undisputed, when the NIE she had neglected to read challenged those conclusions.

Reviews on nucleoside phosph on)ate prodrugs generally focus on their enhanced biological activities, potential therapeutic interest, and their physicochemical properties, but almost completely neglect their sometimes challenging synthetic preparation.

For researchers, engaging a structural violence analytical framework offers the possibility of overcoming conventional dichotomies of victims and perpetrators, or violent and non-violent actors [ 73], instead revealing how norms of subjugation are enacted, accepted, questioned, challenged, neglected, and also habitually perpetuated, influencing the behaviors of both parties in relationships.

Under this ethos, as Jacqui Karn illustrates forcefully in Narratives of Neglect, challenge gets portrayed as negativity, disagreement as intimidation, until the only options are assimilation or being seen as ungovernable.

That was Kent's kind of challenge – to catalyse a public debate about a neglected political issue through challenging drama.

"Neglecting these challenges will have severe and destabilizing consequences for southeast Europe," the report concludes.

In a visit to Uganda in October, Lynne Featherstone, the parliamentary under secretary of state for international development, acknowledged that the world had for too long has been guilty of neglecting the challenges, discrimination and prejudice that people with disabilities face and have been too often left behind when it comes to development.