I must say that the production of two plays, "Marco Polo" and "Buxoms and Neglect," brought back the reasons why I had written them.
In June, the discovery of records showing that nearly 800 babies had died over the years at one home in Galway, many from malnutrition and neglect, brought another surge of interest.
Elgar's friend and biographer, the violinist W. H. Reed, wrote that Boult's performance of Elgar's neglected work brought "the grandeur and nobility of the work" to wider public attention.
This is not to say you should neglect to bring handkerchiefs (2 15).
The combination of international sanctions and government neglect has brought ruin to Mesopotamia's famously fertile fields.
If I am going to die, which I'm quite prepared to do, I'm not going to do so through neglect, nor bring MSF into disgrace.
Despite damp greasy roads, a coating of wet leaves, and the kind of cracks and potholes that only many years of road neglect can bring, it was totally poised.
Or just for pleasure — because it pains him that so many people seem intimidated by flowers, and neglect to bring them into their lives in a daily, ongoing way.
The rehabilitation addressed decades of official neglect and brought about the virtual elimination of graffiti, the repair of miles of tracks and the replacement or rebuilding of thousands of subway cars.
A huge American-financed wastewater treatment plant in the desert city of Falluja, which United States troops assaulted twice to root out insurgents in 2004, was supposed to be the centerpiece of an effort to rebuild Iraq, a country smashed by war and neglect, and bring Western standards of sanitation.
"High-profile crimes of abuse and neglect have brought sharply into focus the need for vigilance.
