With this many children being bruised and scarred by abuse and neglect, whether physical, emotional or sexual, it is immoral and unacceptable to merely avert our eyes.
In the literature, however, either one or both of these issues are often neglected depending whether the RF cavity is being looked at from high-power or low-level RF perspectives.
Critically, it neglected to check whether thalidomide affected pregnant women, assuming that its molecules could not cross the placenta from mother to child.
To determine the proper dose of H1N1 vaccine, the National Institutes of Health set up studies involving 600 children, from babies to teenagers — but neglected to investigate whether males and females should get the same dose.
VanAirsdale's "Consider Uggie" campaign, which may have been slightly tongue-in-cheek ("Intertitles! Schmintertitles!"), neglected to mention whether it was taking aim at the best or supporting actor nomination.
But while he mentioned that other Senators had "proposed restrictions on military-style weapons and the size of ammunition clips," he rather ominously neglected to mention whether he'd back these measures.
The Queen's staff politely neglected to mention whether she actually watches the wildly popular (and wildly graphic) HBO series, which, frankly, is ample evidence that she doesn't – almost as ample as the fact that she declined to sit on the Iron Throne.
Curiously, Samsung neglected to state whether the cameras shoot in standard definition or high definition, although the "S" naming convention for the model numbers seems to indicate that it'll be standard 720×480 since the high-def camcorders all start with "H" — as in the HMX-R10.
She neglected to mention whether or not those prayers included requests to push the storm directly towards Louisiana exactly seven years to the day that Katrina struck.
The Washington Post revealed that HUD, under the Bush Administration, "neglected to examine whether borrowers could make the payments on the loans that Freddie and Fannie classified as affordable".
