Sentence examples for continues to be neglected from inspiring English sources

Women don't take kindly to our demand for safety being misused, while rape continues to be neglected at best or protected at worst.

Still, one thing we do know is that the vast gap in perceptions here — large majorities view Clinton as qualified and fit for the job, while comparably large majorities view Trump as unqualified and unfit for it — continues to be neglected in commentary about how historically disliked the two candidates are.

The issue of individuals known to the authorities as having travelled to Syria and Iraq to join Daesh continues to be neglected.

The area that continues to be neglected is the design and evaluation of effective interventions to prevent or treat cancer-related sexual dysfunction.

Yet, the rights of LGBTQI NGO staff continue to be neglected, bended or removed all together.

Despite this broadening of the scope of analysis there are still several aspects of the process that continue to be neglected, including additional related and interdependent aspects, such as experimental design, data accessibility, and platform selection.

Suddenly fiscal discipline will be the order of the day and the people who are suffering now will suffer more, and the nation's long-term prospects will be further damaged as its long-term needs continue to be neglected.

The social safety net is being further frayed; public employee layoffs will increase and thereby worsen unemployment; ecological concerns will continue to be neglected, and no significant individual tax relief is anywhere on the horizon.

Here is a question which, if continued to be neglected as it is, will produce greater mischief to the farmers of this country than a Canadian Corn Bill passed every day in the year; and yet it seems to receive not a passing thought.

Justice will not be achieved if the victims of the atrocities in the Middle Belt continue to be neglected and forgotten in this process.

"Regional Development Agencies will have sole focus on areas that have continued to be neglected by successive governments on both ends of the M4," said Ms Wood.