Sentence examples for neglected task from inspiring English sources

Providing radiology teaching for junior doctors (non-radiologists) and medical students is an important but often neglected task.

A crucial but too often neglected task for any implementing organization is describing in detail the many lessons learned during the trial of an intervention and explaining how these can be addressed to enable scale-up.

The Chief Medical Officer's report suggests that PPDPs focus on the identification of individual and practice needs, although no specific mechanisms are advocated to achieve this difficult and often neglected task.

Planning, designing and managing and attractive, diverse and well-connected green infrastructure for everyday activities is an important, but neglected task for green space planners and managers that contribute to health and well-being for animals and people.

Confucius had little use for the person who was born to that station but neglected the task of self-cultivation.

On the other hand, each parameter is accessed only once during task execution and therefore this overhead can be neglected for tasks with a long execution time.

Once clean up is done, consider neglected pruning tasks.

While each was supine against City, serious questions will be asked of Ashley Young and Antonio Valencia, two dedicated wingers who continually neglected their tasks of closing down and tracking back.

By the time Rudolph W. Giuilani took office eight years ago, the city was so consumed with its extraordinary social programs that it neglected simple tasks like crime prevention, education and street cleaning.

Though you can't get everything done at once, you can't completely neglect one task in favor of another.

But it neglected the urgent task of strengthening the state institutions that had withered under communism, said Stephen Kotkin, a professor at Princeton and the author of "Armageddon Averted: The Soviet Collapse, 1970-2000" (Oxford University Press, 2001).