Sentence examples for neglected form from inspiring English sources

Glickman prefers to think of American consumer movements as a long-running, historically neglected form of political protest.

The National Short Story prize, now in its second year, aims to raise the profile of the rather neglected form in the UK with a first prize of £15,000, a runner-up prize of £3,000 and awards of £500 for the rest of the shortlist.

David Lodge The distinguished liberal theologian John Hick, now in his late 80s, uses the neglected form of the Platonic dialogue to treat the currently hot topic of the grounds for religious faith and the arguments against it, in Between Faith and Doubt: Dialogues on Religion and Reason (Palgrave Macmillan).

Tension-type headache (TTH) is the most prevalent and the most neglected form of primary headache worldwide [1, 2].

uSpA was a frequently neglected form of spondylopathy.

Child trafficking is a neglected form of human trafficking, as children risk being picked out as undocumented migrants, juvenile delinquents or unaccompanied minors.

We should therefore not neglect psychological resistance, just as we should not neglect forms of resistance characterising institutions, cultures and structures.

He has neglected to form a professional cabinet of advisers to deal with the immense political and organizational problems now facing him.

Jim Gasperini, 50, a San Francisco resident who was creative director for the computer game SimCity 3000, described 3-D imaging as "a curiously neglected art form with remarkable expressive possibilities".

The dimensions of overload, lack of development and neglect form a shortened version of this perspective.

Parental involvement can thus take four distinct forms: two-sided action, when psychological support goes along with school interaction; lack of action, when both types of actions are neglected; intermediate forms of involvement concern only their children or only the school.