Sentence examples for seriously neglected from inspiring English sources

A new survey suggests training in the workplace is seriously neglected.

For years, the subject has been seriously neglected in the Soviet Union.

FE has been seriously neglected by successive governments, unclear about where the sector "fits".

MARs "feel the middle class has been seriously neglected," Warren wrote.

More often than not the bully at school, either in person or online, is being bullied, abused or seriously neglected at home or on the street.

And our research suggests there is a further – seriously neglected – factor that may underlie the intense attachment of successive UK governments to civil nuclear power.

But a government that doesn't ask for help from them regarding cross-cultural understanding seriously neglects the safety of its own soldiers and fails in its effort to win the hearts and minds of the Iraqis.

However, the few are as precious as the many, and I believe that a priest who would refuse to go out just for a few would be seriously neglecting his duty.

The letter said that Italy "seriously neglects its research base," and urged the European Union to pressure national governments, including Italy's, "into keeping their research funding above subsistence level".

As he put it in an address to a joint session of Congress, "We expect all our children not only to graduate from high school but to graduate from college and get a good-paying job". Although I applaud the president's strong commitment to higher education, he is seriously neglecting the importance of vocational training in school.

As Van Rensburg [ 12 69] describes, it became "an inwardly focused process seriously neglecting any consultation or involvement of essential partners within and beyond the FSDOH".