Sentence examples for yet neglect from inspiring English sources

Yet neglect is more likely when vulnerable people have no loved ones as advocates.

No, this was not the fault of the Jews or the West, but we Muslims who claim to fight daily for "liberating Jerusalem" and yet neglect the very heart of this city.

However, most of existing feature selection methods focus on the predictability (e.g., prediction accuracy) of selected results yet neglect stability.

It sat festering on my preview pile for weeks then recorded yet neglected on my Sky+ planner, whispering "Graaace, come and behold the gynaecological bloodbath".

Snake bites pose a significant, yet neglected global health problem, venom expert Dr Rachel Currier, from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, told the Independent.

PRAGUE — Reconstructing a protected yet neglected property in Prague's historic Old Town is a challenge Olena Yakubovych, head of Y&T Property Investment, fully embraced.

But I knew this well-established dealership was listed because I had looked it up at home the previous day -- yet neglected to note the number.

By contrast, the companies that now form Oeneo, which is based in Paris, overstretched in the heady 1990's, acquiring smaller competitors, yet neglected to contain costs.

It seems to me a very foolish piece of academic snobbery to go hunting for faint hints of orientalism in the pages of George Eliot or Joseph Conrad, while yet, neglecting the novels of Sax Rohmer and Dennis Wheatley.

Care home residents are often assumed to be prudish and "past it", yet neglecting such needs – which are commonly designed out of care systems – can impact self-esteem and mental health.

If these specific needs are not recognised by partners at field level, and not prioritised by donors, the response activities that result will not meet the needs of this vulnerable yet neglected group.