Sentence examples for neglected concern from inspiring English sources
In an interview with the Evening Standard in April, MIA suggested that there is too much focus in the US on the Black Lives Matter movement, and that violence towards Muslim people is a neglected concern.
In addition, Cochrane was much more interested in the aspects of care crather than cure, alluding to the often neglected concern of 'equality' within the health system.
Four categories of description emerged from the data: Perception of childhood overweight changes, Overweight in younger children a neglected concern, Overweight a delicate issue and Importance of family lifestyle.
Reporting bias can also be a major, and probably neglected, concern in network of trials and their meta-analyses [ 24, 25].
A similar impulse is evident in much of the research undertaken by feminists in the social sciences, or in response to feminist demands, where the goal has been to apply established research tools to neglected questions that particularly concern women and feminists.
But tellingly two that fall today (April 11) and tomorrow April 122) speak to a concern for neglected children and to their mothers.
LONDON — A decision by the French government to allow Qatar to invest millions of euros in France's depressed and neglected suburbs has prompted concerns across the political spectrum about the motives of the wealthy Arab emirate.
Though the film is mostly celebratory, a subplot concerning one neglected boy named Julien (Philippe Goldmann) adds a piercing note of sadness and poignancy.
Despite these concerns, household environmental deprivations remain neglected and thus a major cause of concern in developing countries.
As we rush through the blood-splattered rehearsals and drunken previews towards the opening night of Thomson's play, he seems to be losing his grip on reality, much to the concern of his neglected girlfriend (Andrea Riseborough), his ex-wife (Amy Ryan), and his faithful lawyer (Zach Galifianakis).
And many neglected personal health care (23percentt).
