Sentence examples for neglected to date from inspiring English sources

Aware that the photographer Ansel Adams often neglected to date his negatives, Dr. Olson set out to find when Adams had shot his classic "Moon and Half Dome".

The growing concern about the neuropsychological performance of patients has disclosed another type of brain damage which has been largely neglected to date.

This article describes these two themes, neglected to date in this area of research.

Nevertheless, despite the common co-occurrence of pain and psychological trauma, a specific trauma-focused approach for treating CBP has been neglected to date.

From the clinical point of view there is also a pressing need for studies of the treatment of eating disorder NOS as these patients have been neglected to date.

Due to the lack of information and research on physical activity in Russia, the inclusion of this health behavior will shed some light on its effects on self-reported health, which has been neglected to date.

A court clerk, circling a box on his summons where a police officer neglected to record a date, told him, "You got lucky," Mr. Beberfield said.

ICE reportedly neglected to put a date and time on Chavalan Sut's notice to appear in court, Kilpatrick said, which meant she missed her court date.

And while–I think I neglected to give you a date for the Mystery paintings, but those are 60 to 50, and these paintings are a little bit later, 50 to 40 B.C.

And anyway, courting a new friend is kind of like dating ("want to grab a coffee some time?" or "what's your relationship like with your mother?"), just without the angst of vetting a potential life partner during happy hour and wondering whether you could, in fact, marry a man that neglected to mention on his online dating profile that he didn't have any teeth.

People have been so distracted by worrying about terrorists, they have neglected to worry about the people they date and sleep with".