Sentence examples for neglecting research from inspiring English sources
The trouble is that the forecast assumes continued improvements in yields, which may not actually happen.The Minnesota/McGill report ought to be yet another warning about the dangers of neglecting research into crop improvements.
Its greater emphasis on marketing does not mean that Syngenta is neglecting research.
The clinical psychiatrists charged that under Gordon's predecessor, Thomas Insel, NIMH the largest mental health research funder in the world—has swung too far toward basic neuroscience, neglecting research on the issues that touch patients every day.
Before offering NASA some relief, legislators scolded agency officials for short-changing space and earth science missions and for neglecting research agencies outside the president's proposal for human exploration of the moon and Mars.
They can look for new stocks to buy, at the risk of stretching themselves too thin and neglecting research on companies they already own.
For much of its history, the industry has focused chiefly on the diseases that afflict people in rich countries, while largely neglecting research into diseases of the poor.
Historically, however, the U.S. military has neglected research, development, acquisition, and doctrine for biodefense.
Thus, this paper puts forth a previously neglected research context of companies that claim to have abandoned budgeting.
This means, third, that The Economist nowadays neglects research and policy advice by leading economists.Peter Zweifel Professor emeritus of economics University of Zurich.
Migrants' aspirations, as purposeful constructions of the future which evolve over time, are a fascinating and relatively neglected research subject.
The National Cancer Institute (NCI) has unveiled a pot of up to $17.5 million to study so-called "provocative questions"—unsolved, paradoxical, or neglected research questions that deserve a closer look.
