Sentence examples for neglected long from inspiring English sources

"Something that's been neglected long enough can become picturesque".

We believe this bill will move our country toward supporting the families who need it most by providing the highest standard of care to the children who have been neglected long enough.

An architect who believes he has won success by willing the world to bend to his needs, Solness is haunted by fears that the career for which he has sacrificed his own happiness — and that of his neglected, long-suffering wife, Aline Kristin Griffithh) — will come under assault from the life force of youth, embodied in the person of his employee Ragnar Brovik (Daniel Talbott).

More recent studies have addressed environmental heterogeneity, but have neglected long-term recovery by using "mature forests" as young as 80 years old as the benchmark for diversity comparison, even though old growth stands have disturbance return intervals exceeding 500 years.

We believe that health is the most important, yet still broadly neglected, long-term foreign policy issue of our time.

First, both short-term investors and managers have incentives that could lead them to overdo buy-backs and neglect long-term investment projects.

However, this acceptance may not guarantee sustainability if, for example, general acceptance leads to the consideration of only short term benefits while neglecting long-term perspectives (Sverdrup et al. 2006).

These are strong new products in a class neglected too long by Fiat and Chrysler.

Several years ago, after a fair amount of noodging from Mr. Miscione, the Department of Parks and Recreation agreed that Green had been neglected too long.

The problem in France threatens the health of the entire Union; it is a medical emergency that has been neglected too long and now demands treatment.

Iguanodon was not part of the initial work of the dinosaur renaissance that began with the description of Deinonychus in 1969, but it was not neglected for long.