Sentence examples for widely neglect from inspiring English sources

But they show that motorists widely neglect their tires -- and that service stations often don't help.

Formal models integrate economic and environmental aspects and widely neglect the social dimension.

But there is another, widely neglected aspect to choice: that made by those who head publicly-funded institutions.

Mother and child undernutrition has been widely neglected by national governments and the international community, although it is now getting more attention.

It occurs to me that the Obama administration has done a number of (widely neglected) things that scramble the conventional categories and that are good policy besides.

Bill Dedman in Boston brings up a point I didn't mention in the article: Also widely neglected are the commas in dates.

Although the study of chemical mutagens is widely neglected, it is possible to assemble specific information on the effects that a number of pesticides have on the living cells of certain plants and insects.

In the case of the devastating earthquake on Friday, India can now regretfully dust off the widely neglected "Report of the Expert Group on Natural Disaster Prevention, Preparedness and Mitigation having bearing on Housing and Related Infrastructure".

"In many cases public institutions were unable to cope with the surge in demand…Land acquisitions often deprived local people, in particular the vulnerable, of their rights…Consultations, if conducted at all, were superficial…and environmental and social safeguards were widely neglected".So why are land deals popular?

Emotional factors have so far been widely neglected.

On the contrary, it is remarkable that information risks are widely neglected by all research designs.