In spite of the fact that gastritis had been long recognised as an important clinical entity, generations of gastroenterologists have neglected the importance of treatment of this nosological entity.
He at times neglected the importance of timing.
His grandfather had been the headmaster of a school in Holborn for slum children, and the grandson never neglected the importance of art to children.
Rajat Nag, the ADB's managing director general, acknowledges the development community has neglected the importance of inequality, which now must be addressed.
Delpy's film suggests that France has lost big-hearted family values, and neglected the importance of going on holiday and doing nothing.
That we have a low-pay, low-skilled economy is the fault of exploitative employment practices and a political class that for years has neglected the importance of vocational education – not the working people who suffer because of it.
We have neglected the importance of running a big primary surplus [previous Brazilian governments generally directed more than 3% of GDP to repayments of debt principal and interest; since 2011 that has fallen].
The radical Reformation almost always restored the sense of an apostolate (missionary outreach), whereas some earlier Reformers neglected the importance of missionary activity, and some had even excluded it from the contemporary church's mandate.
He was responding to assertions by the I.M.F. that the European Commission, the union's executive arm, had blocked proposals back in 2010 to make investors share more of the pain by writing down Greece's debt and, more generally, had neglected the importance of structural reforms to lift Europe's sluggish economy.
Some scholars simply considered the therapy of the active patients and neglected the importance of remedying the latent patients.
In his view multiculturalism can be blamed for having neglected the importance of 'contact', 'cohesion', and what people have in common.
