Sentence examples for wholly neglects from inspiring English sources

At least in Brazil, the medical profession wholly neglects this ectoparasitosis, and physicians do not diagnose tungiasis during consultation unless the condition is mentioned by the patient (25, 37 ).

The opening chapters deal with a part of history wholly neglected in Russia.

It adds: "The cost of interpersonal violence... are almost wholly neglected in current development programming".

"This niche has been almost wholly neglected on our snobby, self-obsessed little island," she wrote.

This niche has been almost wholly neglected on our snobby, self-obsessed little island.

The more shameless have simply dusted off their 2010 anti-incumbency campaigns, in some cases wholly neglecting to mention that they are the sitting members.To date, every Republican freshman facing a contested primary has won.

That's a shame as its restoration would surely have revived interest in a film now almost wholly neglected but which has at its core themes the director was to return to with such devastating effect in Vertigo.

As a result, for some 30 years after the publication of Bloomfield's textbook, the study of meaning was almost wholly neglected by his followers; most American linguists who received their training during this period had no knowledge of, still less any interest in, the work being done elsewhere in semantics.

Detailing everything Sangji was not taught or provided, and everything she therefore did wrong, it concludes that "UCLA … wholly neglected its legal obligations to provide a safe working environment for lab personnel".

Data generated in these analyses also suggest that although individually minor, in sum, functionalized structures (especially O-containing ones) may contribute significantly to the overall characteristics and reactivity of these polymers and should not be wholly neglected when describing these materials.

I felt as if there were some important responsibility that I was neglecting so wholly that I couldn't even admit to myself that it was there.