Sentence examples for increasing neglect from inspiring English sources
Record numbers of "at risk" children are being taken from their families and placed into care, official figures show, as social workers respond to what they regard as increasing neglect and emotional abuse of vulnerable youngsters.
Sunni tribes were instrumental in a 2007 American surge in Anbar that eventually help clamp down on violence, but after the withdrawal of US forces in 2011 they began to complain of increasing neglect and marginalization by Iraq's Shia-led government in Baghdad.
CARTA also addresses the increasing neglect of African university administrators and faculty in extant initiatives on the continent.
These non-lateralised spatial biases are thought to increase neglect severity and reduce the potential for recovery.
We hypothesized that unit-decade compatibility effects should be increased for neglect patients because of more pronounced interference caused by the units, when the impact of processing the tens is reduced.
The growing chorus led to serious discussions and debates about: preventing abuse and neglect, increasing kinship care, emphasizing reunification, the effects of aging out, who could and should be foster parents, what to do with foster children who are older or have special needs, racial disparities, and adoption as a goal for children.
Therefore, these anterior lesions tend to be associated with re-fixation [7] and produce more motor perseveration [6] rather than increasing severity of neglect.
Increasing documentation of neglect and intentional abuse and humiliation of women during childbirth in countries across the world indicates that this is indeed a major factor inhibiting uptake of services [ 70, 71].
They only focused on increased productivity, neglecting any adverse environmental consequences.
He was right in the sense that short term profits could be increased, but neglected to think it through.
Previous studies of anti-reflection coatings (ARCs) focused primarily on increasing Tlum while neglecting ΔTsol, which is a key energy-saving determinant.
