Sentence examples for neglected point from inspiring English sources

Arnold Kling has a good round-up of coverage.Glancing over the reports, I was reminded of a neglected point.

A recent report for the Department for Work and Pensions on the initial impacts of the policy draws out this often neglected point.

The extensive discussion about new listings illustrates the important, but often neglected point that corporate governance rules and regulations do not only affect companies that are already publicly traded.

In other words -- and this is a woefully neglected point -- one of the reasons heroin is such a dangerous drug today is precisely because the United States prohibited it.

And as the piece continues to circulate -- through the delayed but ever-widening network of emails forwarded -- that neglected point becomes only more salient: Long after we have tired (as we have already begun to tire) of Facebook-posting or retweeting rebuttals and responses to Chua's piece, it will still be finding its way to Asian parents like my own.

Follower brands must not neglect points of parity as a means of announcing their frame of reference, but they compete on points of difference.

If they did spot the RPG but neglected to point it out, they have gotten into the business of deception themselves.

Dr. Keating neglected to point out that the term "harms" is used to frighten women and their physicians.

But he neglected to point out — and calculating "Moneyball" managers may do well to recall — the debilitating effect skilled base stealers have on opposing pitchers.

What the critics of the government program neglected to point out was that there were two sides to the government books.

But he neglected to point out that what the Tunisians and Arabs want most, before jobs, is dignity and respect from their leaders and governments.