Sentence examples for brutal neglect from inspiring English sources

Liam Byrne, Labour's shadow skills minister, said Wolf's report was a wake-up call for the "brutal neglect" of the UK's further education sector.

Eventually the scenes stretch out longer, as the seasons pass and Kemp kills time (though not the unflappable Grace) by baring his soul to his captive audience, discussing the brutal neglect of his childhood — he was an effeminate, alienated child with a malicious mother and a mentally disturbed father — and his bitter resentment of his aunt's failure to offer him any help.

The donkey's occasional obstinacy in refusing work too heavy for it has become proverbial, but its equally proverbial stupidity is often a reaction to brutal treatment and neglect.

The stale language of freedom-from-intervention promotes callous neglect and brutal indifference.

Surely those of us who listen to King's prescient words in his famous SCLC speech ("Where do we Go from Here: Chaos or Community?") understand that peace is the realization of justice, not the brutal repression or benign neglect of efforts to achieve it.

MONROVIA, Liberia, 5 February 2007 – Brutal marks of war and neglect are stark in Liberia's capital, but unseen is the damage to an entire generation.

In the case of the Philippines, for instance, he concentrates on the civilian efforts of William Howard Taft and almost entirely neglects the long, brutal war against the Filipino insurgency that made those efforts possible.

A one-sided focus on Nato's wrongs, to the neglect of a far more brutal set of killers, is a tad hypocritical.

According to National Family Health Survey 3 (NFHS-3) data, 41% of women believed their husbands were justified in slapping them and 35% of the women even believed that a brutal beating is also justified if they neglected doing the household chores or looking after their children.

They grow up in a brutal and poverty-stricken climate, abused by their drunken father and neglected by their promiscuous mother.

WASHINGTON — Years of state and federal neglect have hobbled the nation's unemployment system just as a brutal recession has doubled the number of jobless Americans seeking aid.