Sentence examples for neglected building from inspiring English sources

But critics say the country has neglected building the sort of social safety net that is common in most of the rest of Europe, particularly among Estonia's Nordic neighbors, where high taxes and generous benefits, like health care and long maternity leaves, are common.

Recurring answers include areas adjoining the railway station, isolated parking lots, dark underpasses, gatherings of aggressive-looking individuals, neglected building sites, disused property and areas, redundant roundabouts and road traffic, the frequent interruption of bike paths.

In fact, the rhetoric around online education has focused so much on skills, credentials, and mechanisms of accountability that we have mostly neglected building up the more fundamental skill of simply learning what information is invaluable, merely valuable, and useless in a field.

The more I thought, the more I realized that for several years, I had busied myself building my business and in many ways neglected building my family.

This neglected building, most of which Sam and Perlin plan to tear down, became the decisive battleground for the family.

The aerosoled portrait featured a rotting badger lying belly up and pock-marked across the front of a neglected building.

We neglect building roads and bridges and Internet highways, fearing the cost, and then reap the much greater costs of whole regions falling off the economic grid.

This means that Chinese businesses tend to neglect building brands in favor of diversifying into assets that are easier to split between heirs who many not want to be forced to cooperate under the umbrella of a valuable brand name.

Artists understand craftsmanship, Mr. Bodish said, and can find beauty in the neglected buildings.

In the last several years new housing has risen in many formerly abandoned lots, and neglected buildings have been rehabilitated.

The seeds of the transformation were planted in 2001 when Armin Müller, a local developer, began buying up those neglected buildings.