Sentence examples for rampant neglect from inspiring English sources
According to the report, heedless economic growth, squandered public funds, and rampant neglect of construction standards had led to the disaster.
There exists rampant neglect from family members and rotten apples in nursing homes.
In its brokenness, Letchworth aptly reflects the horror show it became the rampant neglect and mistreatment of the intellectually and developmentally disabled and the mentally ill.
As a warning about overfeeding the authors are to be commended in exposing a rampant neglect of care that I am sure is common across all but the most ardently nutrition focussed intensive care units.
"Rampant abuse and neglect goes on," he said.
But focusing on its mile-long beachfront has meant neglecting rampant poverty across the tracks on the town's West Side.
Furthermore, manual recovery minimizes fossil inputs and creates employment opportunity for self-employed forest villagers in disadvantaged rural areas, and it may help contrasting landscape neglect and rampant urbanization.
A lawsuit filed by Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) in June, 2014 alleged that medical neglect is rampant in Alabama prisons due to inadequate medical staffing.
They are demanding Mubarak's ouster and venting their rage at years of government neglect of rampant poverty, unemployment and rising food prices.
At one point in the piece, Leak accuses his critics of suffering from "Chronic Truth Aversion Disorder" or CTAD, which he sees as an "epidemic that is raging unchecked through Australia's social media population is rendering impossible any intelligent debate on serious social issues, such as the rampant violence, abuse and neglect of children in remote indigenous [sic] communities".
As he tries to restore freedom and bring some measure of Nigeria's immense wealth to its overwhelmingly poor people, Mr. Obasanjo must contend with secessionist tendencies, the spreading imposition of Muslim law in the north, rampant corruption and decades of neglect of the infrastructure that should hold his country together.
