Sentence examples for already neglected from inspiring English sources

And as this tragedy unfolded, the incompetence, ineptitude and corruption of the Bush administration have been clearly and visibly illustrated as the nation witnessed incredible suffering by those already neglected.

The estate agents that line Corby's recently redeveloped, yet already neglected high street, are united in agreement that it is people like Dady who account for most of the town's "repos".

By 2030, when the last of us boomers have surged onto the Social Security rolls, entitlements will consume 61 cents of every federal dollar, starving our already neglected investment and leaving us, in the words of the study, with "a less-skilled work force, lower rates of job creation, and an infrastructure unfit for a 21st-century economy".

But how wise is it to allow lawlessness to continue in an already neglected, fragile region of Nigeria so critical to the nation's economy?

Already neglected and abused by their parents, many of them felt adrift and alone in the foster system.

This view may further weaken the already neglected field of mental health care by governments.

But the people on the hill already feel neglected.

But they might have done so at the expense of suburban residents, some of whom already felt neglected by their Chicago-based lawmakers.

It was a sentiment that resonated with some voters, who are already feeling neglected because the primary here has not received the overwhelming attention of previous years because of Mr. Romney's wide lead in many polls.

"This is de facto an admission that essential core work, such as surveying the condition of the museum's vast collections and planning longer-term collection programs, is already being neglected in favor of short-term projects".

As the talk show host Tavis Smiley and I have said in our national tour against poverty, the recent budget deal is only the latest phase of a 30-year, top-down, one-sided war against the poor and working people in the name of a morally bankrupt policy of deregulating markets, lowering taxes and cutting spending for those already socially neglected and economically abandoned.