Sentence examples for much neglected from inspiring English sources

Underage driving is a particular risky behavior much neglected.

Cultural capital is an important, but much neglected, element in this process.

They complain, for instance, that history is too much neglected in the consideration of future trends.

Some of the artists it brings together are much neglected, and undeservedly so.

When Dafoe was locked in that dark closet, he wasn't so much neglected as mastering himself.

RUE ANEMONE is a plant that has been pretty much neglected by all but botanists.

Fresh, unprocessed peas, savored soon after they are picked, are a much-neglected seasonal treat.

But you've argued that a severe drought and water shortages were a much-neglected factor.

Britain's much-neglected infrastructure requires huge capital investment, money it does not have.

Her first publication, in 1981, remains foundational to understanding the work of lower-level courts, still a much-neglected topic.

Sometimes the infrastructure of the United States seems to be hanging by a thread — or by a much-neglected girder.