Sentence examples for from neglected from inspiring English sources
The ancient world is far from neglected.
The subject is far from neglected in the Charleston Museum, but neither is it fully addressed.
They draw inspiration from neglected prophets, like Minsky, who recognised that the "real" economy was inseparable from the financial.
When Phil Pierce gets back from assembly, he explains over a quick coffee that art is a far from neglected subject in this school.
It's not a clandestine plot against poorer people, just natural economics that value can be created from neglected properties in good areas.
Almost half the buildings, 42%, had vegetation sprouting from neglected gutters and stonework, the single most visible sign of the damage being caused.
A lot of ill health came from neglecting my teeth.
Confusion comes from neglecting significance of the medium.
Apart from neglecting double-diffusive convection, this approach fails to accurately prescribe the inner boundary condition.
Significant simplification arises from neglecting high-order terms in the characteristic polynomial, allowing direct analytical resolution.
But these authors also stress that inconsistent findings result from neglecting the combined effects of different student characteristics.
