Sentence examples for least neglected from inspiring English sources

It is chronic, infectious, a plague on both rural and urban poor, and, in her view at least, neglected.

But as long as the Tuareg show no sign of making common cause again with the Qaeda groups — and that alliance did not turn out well for them — a certain hard-headed realpolitik dictates that their complaints can be safely ignored, or at least neglected.

She makes many admiring references to him behaving "just like G", while her willingness to undertake menial tasks for Britten helped to assuage her guilt at having, in her own view at least, neglected her father towards the end of his life.

This is Juba, capital of South Sudan, a land of big dreams and broken — or at least neglected — promises.

While the pharmaceutical sector has to moderate its strategy to cope with challenging business and economic times, the academic drug discovery sector has the potential to develop to a level of maturity and robustness with which it can contribute meaningfully to the development of new mode-of-action therapies against a range of diseases, not least neglected and niche diseases.

For five days he struggled to free himself, narrating his plight into a small video camera and reflecting on the mistakes that landed him in this mess -- not least, neglecting to tell anyone where he was going.

For five days he struggled to free himself, narrating his plight into a video camera and reflecting on the mistakes that landed him in this mess -- not least, neglecting to tell anyone where he was going.

First, ditch the "pitch"—or at least neglect the traditional meaning of the word.

In fact, cancer cell heterogeneity may limit (or at least mask) the detection of biomolecules identified only from the averages of a large population of cells, missing (or at least neglecting) molecules produced only from rare cells (such as invasive/metastatizing cancer and/or cancer stem cells) [ 12].

I estimate that at least 12 million Americans suffer from at least one neglected tropical disease.

Despite the United States' economic prowess and first-world status, an estimated 12 million Americans living at the poverty level currently suffer from at least one neglected tropical disease, or NTD.