Sentence examples for neglected discussions from inspiring English sources

Essential but neglected discussions between these two distinct families of approaches can be tackled through framing.

And yet US presidential campaigns generally neglect discussion of advisers or intellectual influences.

Men's health is then also neglected in discussions of interpersonal violence against women [ 52].

Ferguson's δ has been neglected in discussions of questionnaire design and performance, perhaps because it has not been implemented in software and was restricted to questionnaires with dichotomous items, which are rare in health care research.

While generally acknowledging Hardwig's suggestion that duties to others have been neglected in discussion of the ethics of suicide, critics of morally required suicide raise a number of objections to his proposal.

"The one person always neglected in these discussions is the customer.

"To me, the one person always neglected in these discussions is the customer.

The institutional features and arrangements for unemployment compensation schemes are often neglected in policy discussions.

As John Sutton (2009) notes, the topic of dreaming has been relatively neglected in recent discussions in the philosophy of mind (for an exception, see Flanagan 2000)—including the literature on imagination.

Good organisation and communication skills are also necessary, not only for the family but also for the relationship of the parents, which is often neglected in the discussions about working parents.

While the political means to create equal opportunities for both female and male researchers are subject to many political discussions (e.g., Dalhoff 2013; European Commission 2013), the question whether an increase in the share of female researchers as a result of this means benefits the scientific endeavor and even increases research performance is largely neglected in these discussions.