Sentence examples for which neglects the from inspiring English sources

I wish we could abandon this false opposition, which neglects the possibility of more imaginative uses of both the light and the darkness in us.

Moreover, it is an argument which neglects the fact that, if so many brilliant women had not been lost to politics through harassment such as that alleged against Lord Rennard, then their strategic skills might have averted Britain from its currently ruinous economic course.

This phenomenon is usually interpreted by continuum mechanics, which neglects the stress-induced structure change.

The Euler beam model, which neglects the shear stiffness of the nanotubes, over-predicts the critical buckling load.

This distance is usually preferred over the Euclidean distance which neglects the covariance structure, and all variables are treated equally.

It is based on the estimation of the idealized measure called the 'static channel capacity', which neglects the interaction between the nodes on the channel.

Gatwick and Heathrow were long owned by the same firm, BAA, which neglected the former.

Moreover, this mess is the result of the economic policies of the last eight years, which neglected the middle class.

And it raises questions about how key documents were withheld from the inquiry led by Lord Justice Taylor which neglected the shortcomings in the ambulance system and focused on the "failure of police control".

Others decry it as a distraction from the need to cut costs and improve quality in rich-world health systems.But the private sector cannot be blamed for the failings of state-run health bureaucracies in developing countries, which neglected the poor long before medical tourists arrived.

Such a comparison can help define the context in which neglecting the folded shape of the balloon is acceptable.