Anyone who's ever been chronically ignored by a spouse can understand the heady aphrodisiac that is attention.
When you look back at those failures and those failures of um, being, um, you know, that ethnic minority failing group, those I believe are chronically under-taught, they're chronically ignored, chronically under-taught, chronically ignored, and they set it up (teacher 15: female general practitioner, white) Some of these sweet little Asian girlies are very hard to get through to.
Some compared one year's average number of workers with a prior year's, but this left out the chronically unemployed and ignored demographic changes.
The whistleblowers explained that their post, the Office of Accountability and Transparency, was chronically understaffed and its warnings and recommendations ignored.
It may be the young who are the key demographic behind Corbyn's popularity but, as the Labour leader knows, it would be wise to pay attention to another, equally ignored, section of society: disabled and chronically ill people; carers, and families struggling on social security.
In other words, children who increasingly understand that emotions give important information that might help to adequately react in social situations, and thus this information should not be ignored, report fewer feelings of a chronically low mood state, in which depression basically consists of.
Though in apparently reasonable shape, the Wilson home always seemed closed up, forgotten, and in some ways it is the fate of such a house, ignored by a newer road, to seem chronically forgotten.
The trustee's office has asserted that it needed to look into accusations that Countrywide had chronically mishandled mortgage payments, pumped up bills with improper fees and charges and ignored court orders while pursuing troubled consumers.
It may be difficult to capture the costs of family-provided or other informal care, but these costs should not be ignored, as informal caregivers often are the main providers of care to chronically ill people [53, 54].
Although derangements in the metabolism of several trace elements such as antimony, arsenic cadmium, molybdenum, nickel, selenium and so on have been reported [ 4] for several decades in patients with chronically (severely) reduced renal function, such work – not sustained by powerful companies and rather anecdotal, has been largely ignored by the nephrological community.
It ignored and even demonised the concerns of Iraq's hitherto dominant Sunni minority.The resulting rough, majoritarian version of democracy has proved chronically unstable, but has also created opportunities to be exploited.
