Sentence examples for neglected needs from inspiring English sources

That Mr. Jonathan, 52, a biologist with a doctorate in zoology and a former environmental official, is eliciting unusual hopes in Nigeria only a week into his tenure is testimony as much to the scale of the country's neglected needs as to his relatively untainted biography.

Spotlighting refers to the variety of ways clinicians and school-based therapists attempted to draw education professionals' attention to what they perceived as otherwise neglected needs.

This fulfilled the wishes of Dzeko, striker of the BiH national team and UNICEF Ambassador, to celebrate his birthday with children and to highlight the sports' abilities of children with disabilities and their often neglected needs to the attention of the general public.

"To remain a sector leader in humanitarian aid and development, it is imperative that the UK government respond to the one of the greatest and most neglected needs of our time," the report concludes.

This is what proceeding mindfully looks like: working together to build a Web that serves vital, neglected needs, that links all who want to be linked, and that fosters creative interaction to make a better world.

The increasing demand for information, tardy development of hospital information systems, and information personnel's inability to keep abreast with technological advancements have jointly contributed to more neglected needs for information, outdated software crises and complaints among users [ 1, 2].

Children who've been abused or neglected need state care.

Purpose Palliative care remains an urgent, neglected need in the developing world.

Children who had been abused or neglected needed to recover from that trauma.

Second, child health issues that have long been neglected need to come to the fore.

A threshold value applied to the entire image can neglect needed information and may detect more noise than the true edges.