Sentence examples for it gets neglected from inspiring English sources

Story-telling is a vital part of running any kind of business, but it gets neglected as companies get bigger and bigger and more and more arrogant.

That means it often gets neglected.

Another issue that gets neglected is who should pay expenses.

The house is becoming irritated at being asked to consider long-term changes to an elected chamber, while the need to reform the present one gets neglected.

His reasoning is that the public puts an unhealthy emphasis on figures in the world of entertainment and sport, while fundamental science gets neglected.

She's fairly well developed in this series but then gets neglected from series three on and becomes more of a McNulty appendage than a person in her own right.

"Manufacturing and process science sometimes gets neglected as an area of interest.

Still, a crucial aspect of the total picture gets neglected: the relationship between the levels, the 'glue' that binds knowledge of neuron activity to subcellular and molecular mechanisms, network activity patterns to the activity of and connectivity between single neurons, and behavior to network activity.

I'll find myself using one "too much," while another gets neglected.

"Once I start working on things I get real focused and everything, including my lovely wife, gets neglected... .. Gary admits.

Then of course there is me time which in my case the area that gets neglected the most.