Sentence examples for appalling neglect from inspiring English sources

There has been appalling neglect.

Hundreds of people suffered from the most appalling neglect and mistreatment, Cameron says.

The project turned warehouse-blocks of appalling neglect into record stores, rehearsal spaces, bars and, ultimately, housing.

The announcement was made as Mr Cameron responded to the publication of the Francis report which chronicled the appalling neglect of patients at Stafford Hospital between 2005 and 2009.

Yet reading of Peggy's appalling neglect of her - somewhat sadistically named - children, Sindbad and Jezebel (known as Pegeen), it is impossible not to suppose that her "difficulties" went beyond mere reticence.

Seven months after news accounts detailed the appalling neglect of veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan, Congressional investigators have found promised repairs already lagging at the Pentagon and Department of Veterans Affairs.

The most moving story features its longest standing pupil Josh, 11, who has a history of appalling abuse and neglect: at the age of three he was scavenging food for his two younger brothers.

However, the extent of the normalisation of appalling treatment and neglect at Stafford and the deep-seated culture of cover-up, bullying and denial were things that we never thought we would see.

David Congdon, its head of campaigns and policy, says: "These cases confirm that too many parts of the health service still do not understand how to treat people with a learning disability, and they are an appalling catalogue of neglect and indignity".

It features quite breathtaking parental neglect, appalling child cruelty and a monstrous headteacher swinging girls by their pigtails, but audiences of all ages love it, and last night Matilda the Musical dominated the UK's most prestigious theatre awards, winning a record seven Oliviers at the ceremony in London.

"It's an appalling example of neglect".