Sentence examples for neglected efforts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lewis's "Losers," one of his few largely neglected efforts, is worth revisiting.

In Iraq and Afghanistan, "the United States neglected efforts to ensure that the government was seen as legitimate by the bulk of the population, that people felt they had effective input in the way they were being governed," said Chayes, a former special assistant to the Joint Chiefs of Staff who has spent most of the last decade in Afghanistan.

This underlines the seriousness of the present findings indicating inertia and neglected efforts to improve life-style habits not least physical activity.

Still, he says, he and other supervisors did not neglect efforts against terrorism.

The less well-known species, which might have been easy conservation wins, have often been neglected as efforts are directed elsewhere".

2. Once restored to majority status, the party that had recently been in opposition would use its new-found powers to investigate matters that had long been neglected, ignoring efforts to claim immunity from testimony and refusing to be put off by the administration's stalling tactics.

Age differences in access to high-quality resources and its relation to nest predation risk have generally been neglected in efforts to explain why old individuals have a higher reproductive performance than young ones.

Some students believed that they would be neglected as efforts of staff would be concentrated on the new curriculum.

This paper examines architectural endeavors in Europe, North America and Asia that emphasize energy efficiency and highlights the five circumstances from which financial obstacles emerge: (1) components interdependency, (2) speculative financial return, (3) lowest cost focused, (4) neglected innovative effort, and (5) financial misallocation.

Left to themselves, the military services will inevitably neglect advisory efforts to sustain conventional forces.

Compounding the challenge further was the fact that Johnson fundamentally disagreed with the way Gen. William Westmoreland was conducting the war in Vietnam, emphasizing large operations in the deep jungles and using enemy body count as the sole measure of merit while neglecting pacification efforts and the improvement of South Vietnamese forces.