Sentence examples for a neglected problem from inspiring English sources

"Neglect is a neglected problem," said Diana Sutton, head of policy and public affairs at the NSPCC.

The BPKIHS is one of three facilities in Nepal that are certified to provide care for fistula patients, a neglected problem until a few years ago.

The results highlight what many experts say is a neglected problem: widespread, persistent flaws in the care of women with this disease, which kills 15,000 a year in the United States.

The woes of vb.ly, a website that used Libya's.ly domain name, highlight a neglected problem for web businesses and users.Web page addresses have to be both lengthy (key words help search-engine rankings) and terse (to be snappy and memorable, and to fit on Twitter).

According to DeCarrico and Nattinger (1988, p. 91), comprehension of academic lectures by non-native speakers has long been a neglected problem and has only recently been seriously addressed.

Sexual abuse of boys is a neglected problem in many developing countries including Ethiopia.

This represents a somewhat neglected problem.

How to best integrate spot/probe set values into gene values has so far been a somewhat neglected problem.

The poor availability of surgical services in developing countries is a long neglected problem that has recently gained attention [ 1, 2].

Such savings might encourage more frequent measurements in regions where schistosomiasis is a serious but neglected problem.

Depression is an important and neglected problem in medical patients in general (Katon, 1996) and in cancer patients in particular (Chochinov, 2001).