Sentence examples for almost completely neglected from inspiring English sources

A proper system of public healthcare, along with most public services, was almost completely neglected by the regimes preceding President Chávez.

In other cases, however, they are naturalistic representations of corpulent women whose secondary sexual characteristics (their breasts and buttocks) were given special prominence, though their faces, feet, and arms were almost completely neglected.

Colin Espie, report co-author and professor of sleep medicine at Oxford University, said: "The importance of sleep for individual and societal benefit has been almost completely neglected in both policy and practice.

Also, ad-hoc disturbances to the ongoing and approved project portfolios are almost completely neglected.

In Wales and the Marches they have been almost completely neglected and treated as synonymous with woodlands.

Previous research on the Implicit Association Test IATT) has almost completely neglected stimuli effects caused by individual differences in concept representations.

While in recent years the government has increased its efforts to fight the disease, Dr. Pokrovsky said, current programs almost completely neglect those groups at the heart of it.

Previous research shows the effects of IDR on firms' leverage ratios and investment policies but almost completely neglects the effect on the choice of organizational form.

Reviews on nucleoside phosph on)ate prodrugs generally focus on their enhanced biological activities, potential therapeutic interest, and their physicochemical properties, but almost completely neglect their sometimes challenging synthetic preparation.

And medical schools and residency programs almost completely neglect training in prognostication.

In recent years the perception of health workers has changed from one of almost being completely neglected to recognition as a crucial part of health systems [ 1].