Sentence examples for a neglected one from inspiring English sources

Not every artist here is a neglected one.

Illegal dumping on the sloping ground that sits between the park's fence and Barnett Avenue has long been a problem, and a neglected one.

Two decades later, in the 1940's, a group of New Jersey nurserymen and holly enthusiasts decided the American holly was not so much an endangered species as a neglected one that needed to be used more widely in landscapes rather than confined to a holiday decoration.

This is not a lost cause, but a neglected one internationally.

Compromise, on the other hand, is the characteristic found most consistently within the life of someone with a neglected one.

Tender, grand, a story-teller like few others, Bearden's work from the 1960's until his passing in 1988 has emerged as a touchstone, if a neglected one, of 20th century American art.

And so, on many blocks, a diligently restored house or two will be punctuated by a drearily neglected one, with a waist-high lawn out front and a gutted interior.

The catastrophic fall in returns to savers over the past few years is, of course, a long-term consequence of the financial crisis; but a grievously neglected one.

Whilst there has been research on water and sanitation in Africa over recent decades, the topic still remains a relatively neglected one in comparison to other research topics [ 6].

But I do think it's an important and neglected one.

Instead, Texas Tech should have gigged the chancellor who neglected one of the cardinal rules for living with a distempered celebrity who brings in $10 million to the university's coffers.