In short, the inattention to detail is not really a sign of engagement with bigger problems; instead, it masks an inattention to larger, more fundamental problems that can cripple an administration.
|
|
Gornall looks back with remorse at his inattention to his son.
|
|
I think that the inattention to this issue is not acceptable.
|
|
She regularly runs articles criticising the state's inattention to ideology and radicalisation.
|
|
On one level, the inattention to ownership reflects the topic's inherent wonkiness.
|
|
Clinton's campaign is also attempting to seize on Trump's relative inattention to Arizona.
|
|
Which comes first — The Times's relative inattention to issues, or the readers' smaller appetite?
|
|
Amazon's inattention to developer needs could ultimately be an Achilles heel for the company.
|
|
But its inattention to user data protection is leading some people looking for an out.
|
|
A more plausible explanation is our relative inattention to the credibility of the news source.
|
|
Mr. Mackey told The Times that the vote came from his inattention to worker concerns.
|
|
Britain's inattention to Ireland predates Mr. Johnson, of course, and is not limited to him.
|
|
I could write it off by blaming my own inattention to obvious detail, of course.
|
|
More than occasionally, his questions at oral argument reflected inattention to the details of the record.
|
|
Relative inattention to historical context makes a certain kind of sense for presidents in this position.
|
|
It does, however, illustrate how an inattention to detail can derail what might be promising work.
|
|
This is a reflection of his own poor grasp of policy and his inattention to detail.
|
|
Part of the disconnect flows from Trump's inattention to, and weak grasp of, complex policy issues.
|
|
Axe's inattention to his two closest confidants, Lara and Wags, leads them on humbling misadventures, too.
|
|
But his presidency has some prominent 19th-century elements — its parochialism and inattention to federal governance.
|
|
The Rouhani government's inattention to these issues has emboldened Iran's hardliners to become more aggressive toward dissidents.
|
|
Still, it will take more than noblesse oblige and wishful inattention to save higher ed in America.
|
|
This is the easiest to spot: unpreparedness, stress, exhaustion, irritability, inattention to detail, and general poor performance.
|
|
And past White House teams have experienced the political and strategic risks of inattention to operational details.
|
|
These are small matters, of course, but inattention to detail as a habit can be very consequential.
|
|
He contrasted the immense U.S. sensitivity over airline safety with the relative inattention to the roadside carnage.
|
|
Our inattention to science is sometimes laid to Americans' supposed "scientific illiteracy," but the truth is more complicated.
|
|
Shortly after giving birth to her daughter, Williams nearly died because of inattention to her reports of pain.
|
|
Those familiar with the fallout cited inattention to detail, clashes over money, and assignments being dumped on junior staffers.
|
|
The Z's inattention to new software is just evidence that this phone is all about hardware and the mods.
|
|
His inattention to the subject moved the Harvard Business Review to speculate about why he never tweeted about automation.
|
|
While there is definitely a clear case for inattention to duty, a criminal prosecution only gives cover for management.
|
|
How much is disposed of through nearsighted inattention to the fact that anything, given enough time, becomes a precious artifact?
|
|
Haass acknowledged that the president's inattention to policy and reputation for impulsivity brings "a bit of baggage" to the debate.
|
|
The blackouts are attributed to Maduro's inept leadership, corruption, inattention to his people, and lack of concern for any humanity.
|
|
But Gase has been upset about missed assignments and inattention to the playbook, which was a factor in the Ajayi trade.
|
|
Allies say that despite criticism for his inattention to policy, he has set the tone for his administration on regulatory issues.
|
|
Progressive snobs like me bemoan Trump's inattention to these global issues, but the truth is that we don't pay attention, either.
|
|
Most likely, given the president's inattention to facts, he may claim both of these things to be true at the same time.
|
|
The panel will also look for evidence of misconduct, negligence or inattention to duty, including any criminal culpability, the Coast Guard said.
|
|
Arthur: Ironically, this inattention to local matters has happened at the same time that people have become less and less geographically mobile.
|
|
The officers' inattention to duty is unacceptable and creates dangerous conditions that threaten the institutional security and welfare of staff and inmates.
|
|
"We really need to pay much more attention to insider threats and this is very clear inattention to insider threat," Hall told Motherboard.
|
|
In the Capitol on Thursday, Senate Democrats raged against the media's inattention to the imminent threat posed by the Republican health bill. Sen.
|
|
Google's inattention to the problem was a signal in and of itself that the grand Google+ experiment may be coming to a close.
|
|
Many of the recent objections to Trump from mainstream Republicans — often accompanied by Cruz endorsements — have focused on Trump's inattention to conservative principles.
|
|
The captain, Kenneth Scott McKee, 51, faces 17 counts of misconduct, negligence or inattention to duty by a ship's officer resulting in death.
|
|
But as Elizabeth tries to tell her when Paige comes clean about the bar fight, her inattention to subtlety won't fly for long.
|
|
Dreamy flashbacks to Maura's mother and grandmother in Weimar Berlin, with their strategic inattention to language, accents and period accuracy, feel vividly like now.
|
|
A common theme in many personal stories about pregnancy and birth complications, including Williams's, is medical providers' inattention to symptoms and silencing of concerns.
|
|
"There's a serious degree of policy inattention to operating the bus system in an effective way," says Jon Orcutt of TransitCentre, a research group.
|
|
In response to these abuses — and Congress' inattention to them — the Department of Labor spent six years reviewing the evidence and writing a rule.
|
|
"I begin and end each day thinking, this is how a great culture comes undone, through neglect and inattention to mission," Mr. Deans said.
|
|
It's a potent symbol of the concentration of power among a handful of tech companies, along with the total inattention to marketplace competition by regulators.
|
|
But the education program was hobbled by a top-down approach, poor messaging, and an inattention to the fallout of the reform movement's bulldozing ethos.
|
|
Also in 1969, Vine Deloria Jr. of the Standing Rock Sioux published Custer Died for Your Sins, detailing the media's chronic inattention to Native people.
|
|
Police and intelligence officials have been accused of inattention to, if not sympathy with, violent groups engaging in racist or nativist political violence in the streets.
|
|
Californians didn't like Brown's inattention to their critical issues and in the state's Democratic primary gave the sitting governor a meager 4 percent of the vote.
|
|
Despite Apple's inattention to its Android app, Apple Music has been growing steadily thanks to its built-in status as the default music app on iOS devices.
|
|
We have to learn the lessons of not only Mr. Trump's demolition of diplomacy but also our frequent inattention to its significance over the past quarter-century.
|
|
For decades, engineers, economists and planners have valiantly sought to spotlight the stranglehold that continuing inattention to infrastructure puts on the future of our economy and our society.
|
|
To us, he has always been a fierce competitor who attacked the world with passion, humor and unbridled optimism — along with, at times, inattention to detail and procrastination.
|
|
The inattention to Mr. Obama's record, though, has meant that the conventional wisdom's explanation for white voters' defection from the Obama coalition is racist backlash, not economic hardship.
|
|
The Coast Guard's Marine Board of Investigation is looking for evidence of misconduct, inattention to duty, negligence or willful violation of the law by licensed or certified individuals.
|
|
For each victim, Kenneth Scott McKee, 51, faces one felony charge of an "act of misconduct, negligence or inattention to duty" by a ship's officer, according to NBC News.
|
|
And almost everyone who applauded his missile strike is desperately keen, given the president's erstwhile indifference to America's international standing and inattention to geopolitics, to encourage that orthodox drift.
|
|
The feds got involved after the US Coast Guard determined that the deaths resulted from "misconduct, negligence or inattention to the duties" by the captain of the duck boat.
|
|
Has their inattention to a "sanction, or in other words, a penalty or punishment for disobedience" in the case of such overwhelming evidence relegated our espionage laws to "advice or recommendation"?
|
|
Another 2628 people died at Exxon's Papua New Guinea liquefied natural gas (LNG) project, due to inattention to risks that an Ex-Im Office of Inspector General report had previously noted.
|
|
A federal grand jury indicted the boat's captain, Kenneth Scott McKee, last November, charging him with 17 counts of misconduct, negligence or inattention to duty by a ship's officer resulting in death.
|
|
One client railed against her supervisor's "bias" in giving her a poor performance review; indignation helped her avoid feeling shame about some accurate criticism she heard concerning habitual lateness and inattention to detail.
|
|
Despite TikTok's inattention to its virtual goods strategy, iOS users in China spent $97.43 million of the total $9 million spent on in-app purchases in May, accounting for nearly 65% of purchases.
|
|
After years of inattention to the issue of House and Senate leaders, there is a real chance that the measure could be enacted this year, as a provision of the massive farm bill.
|
|
That was an act of colossal bad judgment that showed, among other things, an insularity and inattention to public opinion by Blair that is shocking for a politician of his stature and experience.
|
|
During his time in politics, he was excoriated for his violation of his "read my lips" vow not to raise taxes, his racially charged campaign tactics and his inattention to growing economic troubles.
|
|
That hype also comes with a built-in backlash, and when Musk compares the media attention to one Tesla crash with the inattention to the vast carnage in conventional cars, he's got a point.
|
|
This argument, now almost 15 years old, has been picked up lately by social conservatives worried about the decline of marriage and childbearing and frustrated by the Republican Party's longstanding inattention to family policy.
|
|
The efficacy of the June 25-26 meeting in Bahrain has been in doubt since Palestinian leaders and businesspeople decided to shun it over Washington's perceived pro-Israel bias and inattention to their political demands.
|
|
So while there is definitely a clear case for inattention to duty and severe punishment for the staff involved in the Epstein suicide, it does not absolve management from taking responsibility for this agency culture.
|
|
Members of its flight and maintenance crews, speaking on the condition of anonymity to avoid losing their jobs, say they were pressured to keep double logs in order to hide overwork and inattention to safety.
|
|
Daniel Squadron, a former New York state senator who leads a liberal group focused on taking back statehouses, said the lame duck sessions illustrate the lingering cost of the Democrats' inattention to state and local politics.
|
|
Employee emails appear to show a culture of negligence and inattention to worker concerns (Boeing has said that the communications "do not reflect the company we are and need to be, and they are completely unacceptable").
|
|
But he appears to have created a kind of hybrid conference that combines the shady, volume-first internet marketing practices of OMICS with the more quotidian inattention to academic rigor that characterizes much of legitimate academia.
|
|
Since I live with reckless inattention to what I eat, I watched with fascination as they set out apples, cheese, red wine and the kind of artisanal bread that looks like something found in the road.
|
|
Leaders of Concerned Veterans for America, like many current and former veterans department officials, fear the problems could presage the return to a dark era when inattention to veterans' health care led to scandals and tragedies.
|
|
The investigation was launched after the US Coast Guard determined that the "misconduct, negligence or inattention to the duties" by the captain of the duck boat led to the victims' deaths, according to a court document.
|
|
"Today's indictment alleges that the misconduct, negligence and inattention to duty by the ship's captain caused or contributed to the loss of those lives," Timothy Garrison, United States attorney for western Missouri, said at a news conference.
|
|
On Tuesday, NTSB Board Chairman Robert Sumwalt questioned CSX employees over what he saw as executive-level turmoil within CSX that could have potentially laid the groundwork for miscommunication and inattention to details leading up to the Feb.
|
|
But Zoo's inattention to detail and devotion to just fuckin' going for it — whether "it" means a global sterilization crisis or death by electric ant — is what makes the show one of the summer's most purely entertaining distractions.
|
|
The speech at several points seemed to be responding to growing international denunciation of BRI's lack of transparency, its inattention to corruption, its overwhelming favoritism toward Chinese entities, and its reputation as a "debt trap" for developing countries.
|
|
Reid said Trump's inattention to the proper pronunciation of Nevada -- Trump said Ne-VAH- da instead of Nev-AD-a -- would be reflected in how he would treat the state if he were elected to the White House.
|
|
But the very lack of policy knowledge and inattention to detail that often gives Trump's governing style a sheen of moderation serves, in practice, to consistently empower the most radical and right-wing elements inside the GOP coalition.
|
|
There were hints of the emotional toll climate change, and countries' inattention to it, was taking on these kids, who came both from developed countries and also from all over Africa, the Philippines, Fiji, and the Caribbean islands.
|
|
"The indictment alleges that these acts of misconduct, negligence, and inattention to duty by McKee and Baltzell separately and collectively caused the lives of 17 persons on board Stretch Duck 7 to be lost," the US Attorney's Office said.
|
|
In his new book, "Christ in Crisis: Why We Need to Reclaim Jesus," he says younger evangelicals and Christians of color are deserting evangelical churches "in confusion and disgust" over leaders' hypocrisy and inattention to issues of social justice.
|
|
The doctors had told them one major factor was inattention to her high blood pressure: She hadn't listened to their professional advice to change her eating habits, and she couldn't afford all the medicine prescribed to control her condition.
|
|
Eric Cantor was defending his seat against David Brat, a conservative economics professor who had mounted a challenge inveighing against Cantor's Wall Street ties, his inattention to his district and his support — grudging as it was — for immigration reform.
|
|
The doctors had told them one major factor was inattention to her high blood pressure: She hadn't listened to their professional advice to change her eating habits, and she couldn't afford all the medicine prescribed to control her condition.
|
|
His single term as governor of Indiana was noteworthy mainly for the RFRA debacle and his inattention to problems, including a water pollution crisis in East Chicago and an HIV outbreak in the rural southern part of the state.
|
|
Ideology played a role in Bush's foreign and domestic failings, of course, but Bush's reputation and the health of the conservative movement were massively damaged by the bungled Iraq intelligence and warplanning and the total inattention to financial regulatory matters.
|
|
Kenneth Scott McKee, 51, faces 17 counts related to "acts of misconduct, negligence or inattention to duty," one for each victim, according to the indictment, which was announced Thursday by the US Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, Tim Garrison.
|
|
Chris Christie, a Republican, quickly fell out of favor with many in his state not just over scandals that plagued his office, but his seeming inattention to his home state as he chased his presidential ambitions during his second term.
|
|
That inquiry determined the deaths "resulted from the misconduct, negligence, or inattention to the duties of the captain of the vessel at the time of the sinking, which is a violation of federal criminal law," according to the court document.
|
|
Obama and Biden help Democrats The Democratic Party lost about 1,000 state legislative seats during Obama's presidency across the country -- eight years in which Democratic strategists howled about the White House's inattention to the party's crumbling infrastructure and its down-ballot disasters.
|
|
"As Health and Human Services aggressively pushes to permit a wider range of parties to have access to the sensitive health information of American patients without traditional privacy protections attaching to that information, HHS's inattention to this particular incident becomes even more troubling."
|
|
Mr. Molinaro, 43, continued to hammer Mr. Cuomo for his inattention to the upstate economy and the state's well-deserved reputation for corruption — he called Albany "a cesspool of bad behavior" — while trying to capitalize on his primary opponent's reluctance to debate.
|
|
And most of all, they should ask Kushner if it's possible, in retrospect, that Russian operatives were trying to take advantage of his inattention to detail to share damaging information on Clinton, build a case for the lifting of sanctions, or pursue other objectives.
|
|
Another miscalculation, involving a ring purchased with Disney stocks, means he now owes the I.R.S. Ironically, the erstwhile fact-checker sees an inattention to detail as the gulf between himself and his followers, who type faster but have zero grasp of grammar or nuance.
|
|
"As Health and Human Services aggressively pushes to permit a wider range of parties to have access to the sensitive health information of American patients without traditional privacy protections attached to that information, HHS's inattention to this particular incident becomes even more troubling," Sen.
|
|
"As Health and Human Services aggressively pushes to permit a wider range of parties to have access to the sensitive health information of American patients without traditional privacy protections attached to that information, HHS's inattention to this particular incident becomes even more troubling," he added.
|
|
She recalled how the city's inattention to job creation claims helped allow a nonprofit named Seedco, which frequently worked with the Bloomberg administration, falsely claim to have placed at least 1,400 people in jobs, according to a report released by the city in 2012.
|
|
The investigation board will look for factors that led to the disaster; evidence of misconduct, inattention to duty, negligence or willful violation of the law by licensed or certified individuals; and whether the Coast Guard or other government employees contributed to the accident, according to the agency.
|
|
From overworked warehouse staff to exhausted drivers behind the wheels of unsafe vans to, yes, the casual inattention to book embargoes, it's clear that Amazon is putting corporate strategy first, even when the guarantees it makes to suppliers, contractors, and its own employees mean less than ever.
|
|
But the Republicans had been so buffeted by 20 years of inattention to the costs of globalization, by the growing estrangement of traditional constituencies who have lost status and resources in the twenty-first century, by the mistakes and narrow-mindedness of the party elite, that clearly the party of Lincoln was the easier mark.
|
|
Having a tempestuous relationships with professional critics, from the days of rolling my eyes at Rolling Stone's four star Mick Jagger reviews and criminal inattention to the Western Mass Hardcore scene all the way to being told (correctly) that I couldn't sing by Time Out New York, it's not a class I'm inclined to romanticize.
|
|
Despite this inattention to detail, Kavanaugh ended up in the George W. Bush White House, playing a critical behind-the-scenes role as staff secretary to an administration that suffered the worst terrorist attack in American history, let the perpetrator get away, invaded Iraq to halt the country's nonexistent nuclear weapons program, and destroyed the global economy.
|
|
Just as one might look at the Earth — either from a distance so far that the whole is visible but details utterly undetectable, or close enough to see only some of the minutia that make the whole so breathtakingly beautiful — one can only look at music with either a total inattention to detail or a dramatically limited scope.
|
|
Several people who work inside or closely with the department attributed some of the issues to Mr. Wilkie's inattention to the herculean tasks he was supposed to carry out at the long-troubled department as he is seen to be lobbying for other jobs in the administration, most notably secretary of defense, or ponders an eventual career in politics.
|
|
This is the notion that precisely because Kavanaugh went to the right schools and held important jobs, we should judge his performance in those jobs — including his inattention to the Kozinski harassment and his misleading congressional testimony (to say nothing of the assault allegations) — with a more critical eye than we would apply to an assistant manager at a Target.
|
|
George Bush, the 41st president of the United States and the father of the 43rd, who steered the nation through a tumultuous period in world affairs but was denied a second term after support for his presidency collapsed under the weight of an economic downturn and his seeming inattention to domestic affairs, died on Friday night at his home in Houston.
|
|
In time, the constant storm of activity, legislating, fundraising for himself and others, media interviews — and, perhaps, hubris, inattention to detail or the naivety that comes with youth — led him to make mistakes in his campaign operations and congressional office that he has repeatedly acknowledged, ranging from how mileage expenses were filed to how costs for campaigning or travel were handled.
|
|
" (Reuters' David Lindsey) The N.Y. Times' Adam Nagourney writes for history: "George Bush, the 41st president of the United States and the father of the 43rd, who steered the nation through a tumultuous period in world affairs but was denied a second term after support for his presidency collapsed under the weight of an economic downturn and his seeming inattention to domestic affairs, died on Friday night at his home in Houston.
|
|