Sentence examples for neglected element from inspiring English sources

Cultural capital is an important, but much neglected, element in this process.

An equally important, and sometimes neglected, element of the novel is Rushdie's angry response to the repressions of the 1970s "Emergency".

Employee feedback is a valuable but often neglected element of company growth and improvement.

Since water is a critical, but often neglected element to achieve global sustainable development, improved water management strategies are highly necessary.

An often neglected element in improving adherence is the commitment and attitude of health care workers who may not necessarily be a part of the formal adherence support programme.

This is the neglected element in too many of the discussions of UK wealth and inequality.

Rather than neglect elements of liberal democratic society, including competitive elections, capitalism, and pluralism, Lenin highlights their shortcomings and revolutionary potential.

For this kind of system, where the discrete nature of the charges cannot be neglected, boundary element methods (BEM) represent a better approach than finite differences/finite elements methods.

We present an analysis of partial heterogeneous condensation phenomena in multicomponent reacting systems, including previously neglected chemical element transport considerations.

Yet his playing never became overly cerebral, and he never neglected that element usually considered fundamental to all jazz: time.

It's an informal approach that puts the actors' contributions in the foreground, if only because so little coherent emotion is expressed by the neglected formal elements of framing, cutting and lighting.