Sentence examples for issues are being neglected from inspiring English sources

But women are not being represented at the highest level and as a result, their issues are being neglected.

While you rue the fact that the race for attorney general is not "generating more suspense" and hence important issues are being neglected, I suggest that if Messrs. Blumenthal and Farr would accept my challenge to debate, the attorney general race, too, would catch fire.

Teachers have said they are being neglected on issues like promised raises, class sizes and support staff in the schools.

Alpher's compelling new book, No End of Conflict, focuses on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in an attempt to restore the centrality of an issue he feels is being neglected, and in it he looks at Israel's growing relations with the Arab states, including Saudi Arabia, that are born in part of a shared fear of Iran.

This isn't an issue that's been totally neglected by the NHS.

This is an essential task as it has been suggested that the issue of bullying is still being neglected in Russian schools [ 9].

Wounded veterans being neglected.

However, Alan W. Wolff, a Washington lawyer, said that Congress could support the Doha round if it were reoriented around issues that had been neglected, like food and product safety and the sharing of scarce commodities.

"WikiLeaks and Mr. Snowden have elevated issues that have been neglected in public discourse," he said.

Genetic modification and antimicrobial resistance are potentially important issues that have been neglected or somewhat marginalised in debates around biofuels, and may need to be considered.

Yet curiously, gender issues for children are neglected.