Sentence examples for grossly neglected from inspiring English sources
"But we have grossly, grossly neglected the social, cultural and personal stuff that makes it work".
"The land application program should be shut down immediately," it said, in part because the wastewater facility was "grossly neglected".
Natural regeneration, which thus far has been grossly neglected in China's forest policies, should be recognized as a legitimate means of forest restoration.
At the Berlin Philharmonic, where the budget has been cut by £1m, the feeling among musicians is that they have been grossly neglected.
Sleeping sickness, a disease spread by the bite of parasite-carrying tsetse flies in sub-Saharan Africa, has been one of the most grossly neglected tropical diseases.
Married in 1920, he grossly neglected his luxury-loving wife, Mary, and the two children, Patrick and Barbara, they quickly produced.
Seen in terms of an inflationary budget that grossly neglects urgent domestic needs, the committee decision to hack 25percentnt from President Nixon's extremely stringent foreign‐aid request is perhaps not surprising.
Over the summer, Chandler called for a halt to the Atlantic Coast Pipeline project that the compressor station would serve, saying the approval process "grossly neglects to consider the magnitude" of its impact.
Deterministic Design Optimization (DDO) allows one the find the shape or configuration of a structure that is optimum in terms of mechanics, but the formulation grossly neglects parameter uncertainty and its effects on structural safety.
To believe the lies and heed the grievous "warnings" of Saif, would be to grossly neglect the deafening call for freedom coming from the Libyan people and to allow oneself to be deluded that the winds of change that have swept across Tunis and Cairo will not soon be blowing through the empty palaces of the Gaddafi family.
The latter are systematically attributed, instead, to non-migrants' stereotypical understandings of migrants' life conditions, which would grossly neglect their hardships.
