Sentence examples for until now neglected from inspiring English sources

And they do so in defiance of the greater risk they face, particularly in our cities, and an establishment that has until now neglected them.

In illuminating the ways in which 'ancient' and 'modern' geography was at work in this politically core yet geographically 'marginal' space, the paper highlights the complexities intrinsic to the making of geography and of empire in a region until now neglected in modern historical geography.

The analytical methods developed until now, neglect this amount of energy, since they are simulating the vessel as a rigid beam.

Although this can nowadays be handled in an appropriate manner for an individual component design, in terms of a holistically efficient lightweight design a further consideration of a combined and correctly chosen (constructive and technological) joint section design of two or more adjacent parts, and thus a more systemic view is indispensable, but until now mostly neglected.

We must move beyond the idea that high prices are the only way to make drug development happen and stop swallowing the line that as long as we pay high prices, diseases that have until now been neglected will suddenly find the research backing they need.

We note that consideration of the importance of conformational selection for the promiscuity of Ub binding has until now largely neglected the role played by intrinsic dynamics of the partner proteins.

In China, the largest developing country in the world, the Ministry of Health has recently decided to address the issue of non-fatal congenital diseases in neonatal health care which have until now been neglected but have a considerable impact on the individual, family and society.

Road traffic generated by fracking operations is one possible source of environmental impact whose significance has, until now, been largely neglected in the available literature.

Using a wide array of written and visual historical sources, Pennington tells a tale that until now has been neglected by English-language scholarship on Japanese society.

Until now we have neglected the need for a trust management system although it represents an inevitable requirement for real life scenarios.

The events are always great (and packed to the brim), but until now they've neglected one important fact: there are plenty of programmers out there who don't want to start their own company, but could be well suited for joining a startup that's just getting off the ground.