Sentence examples for neglecting the role from inspiring English sources

In turn, Kay's own mother, the journalist Barbara Kay, wrote a piece in the National Post chiding him for neglecting the role of Justin Trudeau's "strong, consistent and demanding father".

Equine performance research to date has focussed on cardiorespiratory and biomechanical assessment of the horse neglecting the role of muscles.

Neglecting the role that these types of failures play may result in significantly misleading MTBF evaluation models which in turn lead to incorrect MTBF value.

Moreover, Habermasian discourse ethics in participatory approaches has been criticized for neglecting the role of emotions, such as anger, fear or disgust, in favour of 'neutral' rational discourses.

Moreover, such models only consider rainfall and hydraulic parameters, neglecting the role of other natural, built, and social conditions in flooding mechanisms.

Lancaster faulted ophthalmologists in general for neglecting the role of the brain in the process of seeing, "leaving to irregular, half-trained workers the cultivation of that field".

In a series of posts, Sullivan slammed Becker for neglecting the roles of Evan Wolfson, the founder of Freedom to Marry; of Mary Bonauto, the lawyer who led the fight for same-sex marriage in Massachusetts; and of Sullivan himself in bringing same-sex marriage to the brink of national triumph.

All this talk neglects the role of fashion in the hijab's popularity.

In stating that the UK government has not been open to lobbying pressure, it neglects the role of the Brussels-based OFE.

Ward neglects the role of audiences, black and white, dancers and listeners, in determining the form and content that the music took.

But President Bush's plan to limit research seems to neglect the role that stem cells found in the umbilical cords of newborns might play.