Sentence examples for era of neglect from inspiring English sources

The sale, which was financed with significant help from city agencies, was the first step toward bringing in new owners after what tenants called an era of neglect.

The era of neglect for football might have been over, however behind the scenes relationships were strained between Australian Soccer Federation president Sir Arthur George and Rasic over Whitlam's involvement.

So I think we are not only seeing an era of neglect around our national parks but an abuse.

But there is evidence that Obama's economic recovery package signals an end to an era of neglect.

The era of neglecting and expecting less from some students should -- and needs to -- end.

In transport, as in each area of policy where London's interests had been neglected, the Livingstone administration invested in order to end the era of Tory neglect.

After the 1988 Williamsburg Bridge crisis, New Yorkers hoped, perhaps foolishly, that the era of benign neglect of the city's public assets had ended.

But governments, it warns, need to stop standing idly by: the "era of benign neglect of house price booms" is over.

My parents have remained married and I know they cared about us greatly, even though they were parenting in an era of benign neglect.

It is said that an era ends only when its basic illusions are exhausted - and we can rejoice that the era of calculated neglect and ignorance about HIV/AIDS is finally ending now that the world has begun to awaken to the devastating threat that the AIDS virus poses to international peace and security.

That era of scholarship tended to neglect and obscure America's deep racial, regional and class conflicts.