Sentence examples for remains neglected from inspiring English sources

Officials from the MoH explained that "If there is no internal person who brings issues to attention, then problems remain unsolved" and therefore infection control remains neglected.

And yet the mountain remains neglected.

Asia, Australia and Europe dominate but the States remains neglected.

But that most basic killer, injury, remains neglected.

Seven years after war engulfed Iraq, Iraq's legacy of what Professor Shabout calls living art remains neglected and largely forgotten.

While outdoor air pollution gets some attention from the public and decision-makers, indoor air pollution, which afflicts at least two-thirds of Indian homes, remains neglected.

You wouldn't think the British Isles had produced enough significant modernist works to ignore one of the best, yet Jones's work remains woefully neglected.

Furthermore, fatherlessness remains a neglected issue.

Mr Bowles thought it "awful" but it inspired Americans again to read his long forgotten masterwork.The rest of Mr Bowles's fiction remains largely neglected.

But it remains largely neglected: Only 5percentt of the approximately 9.6 million residents who filed state income tax returns for 2006 listed anything owed on Line 59, according to the Department of Taxation and Finance.

Adaptation remains a neglected issue.