Sentence examples for partly neglected from inspiring English sources

Hare's eulogy to a partly neglected playwright came in the most impassioned and eloquent event of the Guardian Hay festival so far.

During the war time, the monitoring of hospital services provision and performance were partly neglected.

The risk of a cardiovascular disease in type 1 diabetes, even still partly neglected, is very high (27).

These oVOCs have been "poorly represented or partly even neglected in [climate] models," says atmospheric chemist Jos Lelieveld of the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry in Mainz, Germany, who was not involved in the study.

Yet this function has been neglected – partly by circumstance, partly by conspiracy.

The interviews he conducted with friends and colleagues dwelt on Kelly's work as a weapons inspector, a part of his life that the Hutton Inquiry had neglected, partly buying into the government description, peddled in particular by Alastair Campbell, but also, cruelly, by Jack Straw that David Kelly was merely a middle-ranking official, with aspirations above his pay grade.

His own defence, that other parties had appropriated Meretz's peace agenda, is only partly true; he neglected its other core issues such as social justice and civil rights.

The report of Robert Francis QC's 30-month public inquiry into events at Mid Staffordshire NHS foundation trust between 2005 and 2009 found that some patients had experienced "appalling" care and been neglected, partly due to staff shortages.