Sentence examples for neglected the importance from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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.

This neglects the importance of macroscopic, yet scientifically important, properties such as boiling points, specific heats, latent heats, and so on, from which much of the microstructure is actually inferred.

Such an approach, we argue, misses important features of technological knowledge and also neglects the importance of non-market institutions in the innovation process.

Another problem: LEED neglects the importance of a building's life cycle.

Maximise your metabolism Many people are aware of the link between what they eat and their health, but most neglect the importance of when they eat.

Australia's national school curriculum is "overcrowded" and neglects the importance of western civilisation, an Abbott government-commissioned review has found.