Sentence examples for time neglected from inspiring English sources

By basing the sale on valuations that the board knew, or should have known, were inflated, the examiner suggested the board at the time neglected its duty to uphold its fiduciary duty to shareholders.

The Play On! disc, with a gorgeous score by the musicians of Shakespeare's Globe, offers a smooth entry into these films, which were for a long time neglected and underappreciated.

The second and main part is dedicated to the Brazilian Capital City Brasilia, where public transport has been for long time neglected, but has implemented a BRT line, which has been source for more trouble than success.

Public spaces, especially if peripheral, are most of the time neglected and are crowded mostly by lower social classes.

In the days surrounding its debut, Del Rey, a veritable encyclopedia of Western referents, instagrammed collages by Peccinetti, Loli, and Madbutt, whose work also follows this galactic trend but each time neglected to credit the artists.

Consequently, provision of primary health services was for a long time neglected and inequitable [ 34].

"It is madness to help one group of refugees to integrate fully while at the same time neglecting others," Hale said.

In 1975, Jerry Brown, then as now the governor of California, said, "We can't be looking five thousand miles away and at the same time neglecting people who live here".

It is unacceptable for universities to continue to flood the already strained job market with PhD graduates hoping for an academic position while at the same time neglecting to nurture a stable stream of post-doctoral opportunities.

Second, we have wasted far too much time neglecting the most serious and potentially devastating crisis facing the nation and the world: namely, the accumulating impacts of climate change.

Subsequently, we assume that colony fitness W is proportional to the geometric mean of these productivity values over time (neglecting the first ten time steps, to avoid initialization effects).