Sentence examples for perpetually neglected from inspiring English sources

Staten Islanders said they felt perpetually neglected by and cut off from a city that charges a stiff toll every time they drive over the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge to get back home.

The far-flung opening games, though, might get even less attention than the perpetually neglected N.C.A.A. women's basketball tournament, although it is making its bid to be noticed by sending all four of its No. 1 seeds to next weekend's Final Four.

Politicians increasingly pander to the middle class -- a group of people that is at once universally inclusive (something like 90percentt of us claim to belong to it) and perpetually forgotten, vanishing or neglected.

Only when western patrons give democratic development equal weight to petroleum development will Kazakhstan's neglected citizens begin to know and care.Russell SunshineUmbria, ItalyThatcher's long shadowSIR – The Economist perpetually delights in lauding the Thatcher years.

Membership officially exceeds 400, but the core is a fastidious, perpetually concerned team of about dozen pigeon lovers, animal activists and eccentrics, some perhaps finding meaning in fighting for a neglected cause.

Unaccountably neglected".

Unjustly neglected.

Health care was neglected.

Bridges are neglected.

Storm is neglected.

"Mathematics has been neglected.