Sentence examples for neglected questions from inspiring English sources

"Those are important and often neglected questions in officials talks.

Again, the list is not exhaustive; it only aims to identify some important but relatively neglected questions about public reason.

It is also in line with Provocative Questions, a U.S. National Cancer Institute (NCI) project to identify neglected questions in cancer launched in 2010 by then-Director Harold Varmus.

A similar impulse is evident in much of the research undertaken by feminists in the social sciences, or in response to feminist demands, where the goal has been to apply established research tools to neglected questions that particularly concern women and feminists.

As we saw in Section 3, some feminist scientists call for attention to neglected questions with the aim of improving the sciences in their own terms; those who are more methodologically and epistemically conservative do not challenge the background assumptions, methodological commitments, standards and practices of existing programs of scientific research.

Address the perennially neglected question of what primary education is for, making aims drive educational practice rather than merely embellish it.

The bigger, neglected question, though, is what Adelson, a casino magnate whose company, Las Vegas Sands Corporation, is currently under investigation by two federal agencies, means to buy with his money.

In exploring this essential yet often neglected question, we sought to build an empirical foundation to more fully examine the precursors to effective community health representation.

Naughton argues that the commission routinely looks for nitpicking legal grounds to refer cases, neglecting questions of guilt or innocence.

But headlines do not make a man, and Wikipedia neglects questions of the soul.

A weakness of many capacity building programmes in the area of mental health promotion is to neglect questions of training and support with regard to programme implementation.