Sentence examples for are largely neglected from inspiring English sources

Globally, invertebrates are largely neglected in conservation studies and policy-making.

"Nowadays there's a great concern about biodiversity in general, but this is usually focused on vertebrates, while invertebrates are largely neglected," he said in an interview.

As a consequence, promising 'no-regret' options (solving both adaptation and mitigation problems) are largely neglected.

In the Netherlands, for instance safety issues are largely neglected in planning procedures.

Transhumant and nomadic pastoral Fulani would argue that their interests with regard to land rights and rights of passage during transhumance are largely neglected by the state and this has led to frustration and conflict (Blench et al. 2006).

Physically disabled students, low socio-economic urban groups, and marginalized groups (migrant workers moving from less developed areas to developed areas), as pointed out in the literature (Jacob 2006), are largely neglected in the discussion of fairness.

Activists said the usual Eid festivities had been largely neglected.

Despite this, animals were largely neglected in the response to the floods.

One of the casualties of this new environment has been largely neglected: curiosity.

But Lincoln's cottage, which has been largely neglected, still resonates with the period.

"Psycho-social support was largely neglected," says Abraham Johnny, who runs a local charity.