Sentence examples for endured neglect from inspiring English sources

There is a growing anger at the centralization of power in Tripoli, from the residents of a city that have long endured neglect.

Her children sob and shriek and in the ensuing months they often endure neglect and are far more likely to die of hunger or disease.

Sadly, we know that millions of American children suffer from violence, witness abuse, or endure neglect on a regular basis.

Riley was fortunate to be saved by Farm Sanctuary, and he will never know cruelty or endure neglect again.

The sculpture endured vandalism, neglect, shoddy repairs and a biblical array of seasonal temperature fluctuations.

Consider, for instance, the bipartisan neglect endured by African-Americans who commute on Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn.

Decentralization has long been championed by many advocates for Haiti because the countryside endured decades of neglect while the Port-au-Prince area gained dysfunctional congestion.

The family was broken up, and Love, who still roils with resentment at Diane's neglect, endured a series of foster and group homes.

The neglect endured by genius in the modern world is a constant theme in books like The Art of Being Ruled (1926) and Time and Western Man (1927).

While most children who are adopted do very well, some who have endured abuse or neglect behave in very challenging ways that bring their adoptive parents to their breaking point.

The historic neglect endured by this outpost, the smallest and farthest west and south of the Canary Islands, has been the driving force for the island's three-decade-long dream that only got traction three years ago with European Union support, said Tomás Padrón, the island's top official and one of the early proponents of the project.