Sentence examples for long time neglected from inspiring English sources

The Play On! disc, with a gorgeous score by the musicians of Shakespeare's Globe, offers a smooth entry into these films, which were for a long time neglected and underappreciated.

The second and main part is dedicated to the Brazilian Capital City Brasilia, where public transport has been for long time neglected, but has implemented a BRT line, which has been source for more trouble than success.

Consequently, provision of primary health services was for a long time neglected and inequitable [ 34].

For a long time neglected as a group of producers of natural products, marine microorganisms have more recently been isolated from a variety of marine habitats such as sea water, sediments, algae, and different animals, to discover new natural products [ 87, 88].

Beyond the frenzy of opprobrium directed at seating officials, however, a more nuanced understanding of the Philippines' structure of governance suggests how a combination of a weak state, long time neglect of basic infrastructure, and chronic underinvestment in the armed forces explains the absence of a swift and effective response to the crisis.

Marseille "has for a long time been neglected in France," better known for crime than for culture, she said.

Fortunately, after a long time being neglected under the contemptible designation of benign infection, vivax malaria has gained increasing attention in recent years.

This subject has been for a long time more or less neglected by current research tendencies.

Route 7, which had not been used for a long time due to neglect, was the only road still open.

High serum pepsinogen II has been neglected for long time in clinical research and has not been considered as a marker of H. pylori-induced gastritis.

"In the traditional world many things would survive for an awfully long time just through benign neglect.