Sentence examples for into neglected from inspiring English sources

And, in economic jargon, they harness market forces by "pulling" research into neglected areas.

The federal government could encourage more doctors to go into neglected subspecialties by forgiving some portion of their debts.

Private companies can provide more professional management, bring new investment into neglected public water systems, and provide funds for research.

On the one hand, they infuse new vitality into neglected communities, attracting restaurateurs, gallery owners, club proprietors and developers.

Or maybe activists will start moving into neglected rural cities – low-population areas of America – and prepare to sweep city council elections.

In its latest investigations into neglected foodstuffs – following on from headline-grabbing work with insects – Copenhagen's Nordic Food Lab has been exploring the potential of pig's blood.

First, he asked Cognac houses to let him into their neglected archives.

One imagines love and attention being poured into a neglected place.

That's 13 million students, and almost all of them fall into that neglected lower half of family income.

He visited the Palestinian refugee camps that dot the landscape around Beirut, thinking about ways to bring solar power and other utilities into those neglected communities.

In 1996 developer Ocean Properties saved the day and sunk 30 million dollars into the neglected building.