Sentence examples for neglected before from inspiring English sources

"We have been able as a community to come together to focus attention on a subgroup of the population that had been neglected before," Ms. Vargas said.

"We are working with the kids who were neglected before," said D. N. Bhatt, a district education coordinator for the Uttarakhand state government.

The interest of scholars and collectors has also turned increasingly toward works neglected before, such as the artist's oil sketches and his many drawings and watercolours, including some of his sensitive studies of landscapes.

Herles' girlfriend, Elisa, says this creative confidence is causing a buzz in Lima: "Cultural manifestations that we've neglected before are getting more consideration now," she tells me - pointing to the appreciation of work by the likes of Chermen and Tupac, as well as wider attention from international media.

About a third of the maltreated infants, 29,881, were abused or neglected before they were a week old, mostly in their first four days, the centers said.

For the most part, they have proved an overwhelming success: Central Park and its well-endowed kin, neglected before the rise of the conservancies, look better than ever, and city residents of all classes continue to enjoy their offerings.

Investigation showed the city had rejected, ignored, or incompetently investigated at least seven formal reports of possible abuse or neglect before Elisa was beaten to death by her mother.

It works to prevent abuse and neglect before it happens.

New findings from a study by the Children's Data Network at the University of Southern California School of Social Work found that almost 1 in 7 California children (14.8percentt) were reported to Child Protective Services (CPS) for suspected child abuse or neglect before age five.

Slightly more than 2% of kids are victimized during their first year of life, 5.8% are mistreated before their fifth birthday, and 12.5% experience some form of abuse or neglect before they turn 18, according to a study published Monday in JAMA Pediatrics.

Indeed, Joung et al. found an association between exposure to early life adversity (defined as physical, emotional or sexual abuse and neglect before the age of 18 years old) and elevated CRP but this association did not remain significant after adjustment for demographic differences, physical activity, body mass index (BMI), mental health and diet [ 7].