Sentence examples for slightly neglected from inspiring English sources

(My own slightly neglected jade plant makes an appearance).

Matthew Gale, head of displays at Tate Modern, said: "Calder has been slightly neglected in Britain.

"There's a point where a garden will be slightly neglected, with an unkempt charm about it, easing into old age," Mr. Wilkie said.

As well as the fact that the other two stories were slightly neglected and disconnected from the rest of the book, although that could just be me.

He found that out while earning $30,000 a year teaching — and occasionally screaming at — a class of 34 unruly sixth graders at Intermediate School 90 in Washington Heights, a slightly neglected neighborhood he grew to love and where he has chosen, with permission from the New York City Department of Education and the State Board of Regents, to hatch his own school.

This issue has been slightly neglected in the discussion of the "triple helix".

Their children have had fewer language delays and reported less abuse and neglect, slightly higher I.Q.

Dixe Wills is author of Places to Hide: In England, Scotland and Wales (Icon) Alain de Botton The idea of exploring the neglected and the slightly unknown interests me.

A slightly less novel and yet neglected idea is the contig adjacency information residing in assemblies (discussed originally in [ 13]).

When the adolescents lived with both parents, more responsive and demanding, but slightly less neglecting and intrusive, parental behaviours were reported.

Also family structure was associated with perceptions of parenting, as parents in intact families were perceived as more responsive and demanding, and slightly less neglecting.