Sentence examples for more neglected than from inspiring English sources

The illegally subdivided houses are visibly more neglected than neighbouring properties.

(It is based on Byron's drama "The Two Foscari," which may be even more neglected than the opera).

But the National does mark the anniversary tonight, with a Platform debate on a subject considerably more neglected than the plays themselves: Shaw as a political thinker.

Parts of the town are more neglected than others, and you can see parks with no swings and equipment at the water plant that's obsolete.

So much that is familiar is being declared the 'new' thing by the record industry, the advertising industry and the mainstream media, anything that is truly unfamiliar and moving forward is more neglected than ever before".

Light (1989; Light & McNaughton, 2014) notes that sociorelational aspects of interaction in AAC have been more neglected than sociolinguistic aspects.

That is an even more neglected subject than caregiving, and it deserves to be explored.

In Mozambique the Portuguese failed to train a single African doctor and Guinea-Bissau was even more neglected by the Portuguese colonialists than Mozambique was.

However, in Chinese culture, it is the mother who is responsible more for taking care of her child, including providing emotional and educational support, and our results suggest that maternal factors are associated with more neglect subtypes than those of fathers.

The comparison task may be perceived as harder as it requires discrimination rather than detection and thus lead to more neglect type errors than the bisection task.

Still, in the 2012 election, it feels as if we've been neglected more than is absolutely necessary.