Sentence examples for general neglect from inspiring English sources

There were issues concerning alcohol, general neglect and the parents' ability to care for her.

And those who disparage "populism" in general neglect its salutary function.

That situation results in a general neglect of mineralogical characterization in site investigations.

The most important reason may not be aesthetic globalization so much as the general neglect of the French repertory.

In its first eight months, the Bush administration was criticized internationally for what was called a shift to isolationism, and displayed a general neglect of the United Nations.

In time, the area became a byword for huge social problems: as one local resident put it, "a spiral of degradation, crime, drug abuse, vandalism and general neglect".

(The unsung Pat would go on to suffer Naipaul's temper, infidelities, and general neglect--he rarely made mention of her in his writing and usually left her home when he went anywhere grand in the name of her quiet belief in his genius).

No doubt, general neglecting of gender difference in most experiments prevents correct interpretation of the results as well as successful translation of experimental data into clinic.

Ignore the squalor of Whitechapel, the general dinginess, neglect and poverty without, and you will find a continual medical riches in the London Hospital. . . .

But that is also what we would expect to find if children who are prone to violence tend to enjoy and seek out cartoons more than other children, or if propensities to violence and increased cartoon viewing are both caused by some third factor (like general parental neglect or excessive consumption of Twinkies).

General societal neglect for those with cleft palate can lead to decreased access to palatal surgery, especially in females [ 25- 31].