Sentence examples for neglected to recognize from inspiring English sources

Some 3,400 players or their relatives have sued the N.F.L., alleging that it neglected to recognize and address neurological dangers faced by the athletes.

The Times also neglected to recognize that the Cuban regime does not allow the tour companies profiled to facilitate visits between Americans and brave members of Cuba's pro-democracy movement.

Further, explaining the limitations of transaction cost analysis, North (1984) argued that economies of scale built on basis of specialization and division of labor that was supposed to reduce transaction costs neglected to recognize the significant increase (nearly 50%) indirect transaction costs.

Council Member Elizabeth Crowley, who chairs the Committee on Fire and Criminal Justice, told HuffPost in a statement that "for too long, the Department of Correction has operated under one size fits all practices that neglected to recognize the unique needs of diverse jail populations".

Former Republican Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore explicitly mentioned slavery in his 1999 declaration of "Confederate History Month," and though his predecessor, Republican George Allen, neglected to recognize slavery in a similar proclamation, he apologized after coming under heavy fire from civil rights activists.

The proposal also neglects to recognize that it is "virtually impossible" to create a less acidic environment in the body.

Nuclear weapons, for all their status and symbolism, are not exempt from this stark reality, and the cost of neglecting to recognize this would be disastrous.

Sheth says that McKinsey's report focuses only on hardware costs and neglects to recognize the value private clouds have when it comes to scalability and and the ability for cloud environments to adapt to on-demand solutions and innovations.

But for those who neglect to plan or fail to recognize the warning signs or fail to see tops coming, there will be fiscal challenges beyond our imaginations.

Patients with hemispatial neglect may also fail to recognize paralyzed parts of their bodies: one frequently mentioned case is of a man who repeatedly tried to throw his own paralyzed right leg out of the bed he was lying in, and when asked what he was doing, complained that somebody had put a dead leg into the bed with him.

At the same time, we do not neglect to expand on the challenges that face global health research partnerships, nor fail to recognize the systemic barriers that too often confine researchers, research-users, and donors.