Sentence examples for have tended to be neglected from inspiring English sources
Curiously, as attention has shifted to other sites and scales of climate change politics matters of justice have tended to be neglected.
League and Ford (1996) posit that fathers play an important role in enhancing their children's development, yet they have tended to be neglected by school professionals in the past.
Such temporal aspects of attention have tended to be neglected, but they are emerging as an important topic in psychology (see the papers collected in Nobre and Coull, 2010) and their philosophical significance is beginning to be explored (see Phillips, 2011).
But with a team game such as football, moments where everything rests of one player are more unusual, which might be why the psychological side has tended to be neglected.
Up to now ALs have tended to be defined by specific formulae (e.g. Fibonacci, Cantor), and theories have neglected other useful ALs along with the vast majority of non-useful (random) ALs.
The children we were specifically thinking of, who weren't terribly disadvantaged, those children now tend to be neglected, because all the money has to go on setting up these tribunals".
Through the years, our core values tend to be neglected or put aside, especially if we have become depressed or preoccupied with excessive worry over life's unavoidable difficulties.
And nonprofit drug organizations, backed by contributions from philanthropists, have arisen to try to develop drugs for diseases in developing countries, like malaria and tuberculosis, which tend to be neglected by pharmaceutical companies.
Findings on species differences tend to be neglected, and the skewing of the available data by a publication bias toward positive animal findings has only recently been unraveled (Sena et al. 2010).
