Sentence examples for otherwise neglected from inspiring English sources

While Heskey was an astute bit of business, Newcastle otherwise neglected their foreign quota.

We refer to built-up areas instead urban, thus including, for example, road infrastructures, buildings and sparse settlements in rural areas, otherwise neglected.

White was beaten often, coddled rarely — when it was tactically convenient for one parent or the other — and otherwise neglected or humiliated.

Many NGOs such as Corporate Watch, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International perform regular inquiries into abuses otherwise neglected by the popular press.

THE history of Western classical music is rife with forgotten side roads, populated by composers and styles overlooked, marginalized or otherwise neglected.

Mr. Suozzi talked in detail about Nassau's need to clean up contaminated or otherwise neglected spaces, preparing them for new uses.

To read through each statement is to be introduced to something we would otherwise neglect.

Even the IMF, which knows an inconvertible currency when it sees one, pays them solemn respect.As a result, the MDGs can justly claim to generate a bit of buzz about duties a government might otherwise neglect.

For example, those in positions of power can actively seek to promote women or people of color by making sure their viewpoints are heard and valued, by challenging sexual and racist jokes, and by crediting others for shared accomplishments—something they might otherwise neglect to do.

The younger brother was career military and lived in the Mojave, at the Air Force base there, while the older brother had spent his adult life advancing their father's program of drinking immoderately, exploiting their mother financially, and otherwise neglecting her.

Otherwise, neglecting cable calibration data seems to have almost no effect on the results when using the particular two stations investigated in this study.