Sentence examples for increasingly neglected from inspiring English sources

Despite the admiration of colleagues like Stravinsky, his work was increasingly neglected.

Between the two is the transmission grid -- once securely part of an integrated industry, now looking increasingly neglected.

But Ferguson came to believe that Beckham had forgotten what had made him a star and, increasingly, neglected to work as hard on the pitch.

Since when, the argument goes, his systems have been increasingly neglected by a domestic league more focused on TV rights money.

With the holiday season, though, and many late nights out for the boys, the composting has been increasingly taking place after bedtime, meaning the worms have been increasingly neglected.

Pakistan carried on for 23 years like that, with the more numerous Bengalis in the east feeling increasingly neglected by their Punjabi brethren in the west, where the capital was.

Google's mobile business is particularly promising, analysts said, as people increasingly neglect the laptops on their desks for the phones in their pockets.

However, critics say jobcentres are increasingly neglecting to help claimants find jobs and are instead focusing on finding ways to impose financial penalties on them.

Lifestyle measures are increasingly being neglected but are very important.

Other infectious diseases, however, often referred to as tropical diseases but increasingly as neglected diseases of poverty, have received far fewer funds internationally and locally, and are ranked low in priority by local populations and their governments.

The interest of scholars and collectors has also turned increasingly toward works neglected before, such as the artist's oil sketches and his many drawings and watercolours, including some of his sensitive studies of landscapes.