Sentence examples for neglected life from inspiring English sources

These factors indicate different demands and access outcomes for end-of-life care, an often neglected life stage in research on this population [ 2, 3, 7, 8].

We have determined collectively a list of the highest-impact, but neglected, life-saving commodities that if rolled out could save millions of lives.

Back then, Mr. Garcia was a revolutionary -- an atheist who aspired to be a member of the Communist Party and a man so dedicated to his ideas and his work that he often neglected family life.

But her triumph on the small screen, two years ago, was in Miss Austen Regrets, a searching study in a neglected romantic life and a performance of rare sympathy and intelligence.

An important potential advantage of group-living that has been mostly neglected by life scientists is that individuals in animal groups may cope more effectively with unfamiliar situations.

The consideration of energy and emissions associated with process fuels and electricity in the upstream process cannot be neglected in life-cycle assessment.

Throughout my childhood and teen years, even much later when I had children of my own, my mother worried that I had my head in the clouds, reading too many stories, neglecting real life and its problems.

I didn't forget, or even neglect, the life of too few responsibilities and too much gossip that high school became for me and so many.

H.I.V.-positive men neglect life-sustaining drug regimens.

Shakespeare is hardly neglected in British life.

This is about that side of Abraham Lincoln's life neglected by the historians: his passionate vocation as a vampire hunter.