Sentence examples for Neglected state from inspiring English sources

The FA's latest research of its 91,000 affiliated teams in 1,100 leagues, repeatedly presented to the council, found that the poor, neglected state of pitches suffering from the government's scything cuts to local authority budgets, is the dominant lament of grassroots football participants.

In this essay, the authors discuss the neglected state of organizational-level turnover research in the Chinese context.

Sleep, I believe, is the most neglected state of being in American life.

P13, 48 YO, Low referrer "The general scenario is that it is usually a neglected state, it is an emergency appointment and the families are just like passers-by".

The building's charms would also be more obvious if it wasn't in its current shabby and neglected state.

Most urgently, he wanted to restore the Modernist home, which the architecture critic Paul Goldberger described in The New Yorker as "one of the most important houses built between the two world wars," from its neglected state to what it looked like — inside and out — when it was completed in 1938.

On the other hand, four teams are fighting their way upward to Series A. While the two top leagues share a television contract equally, gate attendance will almost surely dive for teams in Series B. American baseball is a prime candidate for this system, since the national pastime is currently under pressure to expand, mostly from legislators in neglected states threatening antitrust action.

A weekly service, for the first time it connects directly, by rail, the far north-east of the subcontinent the seven poor and neglected states stuck on the wrong side of Bangladesh through "mainland" India and down to its southernmost tip, at Kanyakumari.The air is cold and foggy in Dibrugarh, a scruffy town in a remote corner of Assam known for tea-gardens and natural beauty.

As Africa prepares to mark next month's 20th anniversaries of the Rwandan genocide and the end of South African apartheid, what is happening in this long-neglected state is a reminder that forgiveness and reconciliation are easy words but hewn from rock over generations.

Alabama's Republican Gov. Robert Bentley is coming under fire from the state's auditor — and the public at-large — for paying for renovations of a long-neglected state mansion on the Alabama coast with money given to the state by BP in the wake of the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

Mr Romney is trying to enforce a long-neglected 1913 state law last associated with bans on interracial marriage that denies marriage licences to out-of-state couples whose home states would outlaw their unions.