Sentence examples for consistently neglected from inspiring English sources
R. James Milgram, a mathematics professor at Stanford University, analyzed three programs and found that they consistently neglected to teach basic rules of multiplication, division, addition and subtraction.
This England of rugby league towns and lower-league football cities has been consistently neglected by both left and right, Reed said.
Small wonder that the Guardian's readers, when surveyed, resoundingly proclaimed that climate change is one of the most pressing issues that are consistently neglected by our presidential candidates.
There has been nothing remotely like it before or since - which is probably why it has been so consistently neglected or misconstrued.
First, the HIHC, established in 2000 mainly for migrant workers, not only expanded the coverage of health insurance but also benefited the migrant workers, who were consistently neglected in other cities.
However, the change of clinical symptoms during acute stage is consistently neglected.
Burleigh consistently neglects the "horrible conditions", as Kropotkin put it, which cause some terrorists to act (other than being psychopaths or criminals).
Today, the Indigenous Peoples of Latin America, estimated at around 48 millions, remain poor, powerless, and excluded from a society which consistently neglects their healthcare needs[ 1, 2].
Paradoxically, the two strongest physiological stimuli known to date to increase adult neurogenesis and lifespan, physical exercise [ 38, 49- 51]andietaryrestrictionion [ 112], respectively, are the ones that current societies of the western world more consistently neglect while asking biomedical research to fill the gap.
Also, exposure system derived stress, as applied due to the animal's body restraint during full brain exposure, has consistently been neglected.
Given those figures and the relative profile and priority of the diseases, it is clear that a major cause of global mortality has been consistently overlooked and neglected.
