Sentence examples for social neglect from inspiring English sources
Prominent judges and lawyers issue fierce public broadsides about large-scale government corruption and social neglect.
Instead of scouting America for examples of social neglect, the Kochs could have turned the cameras on their own factory.
The result of his efforts was a brilliantly reviewed film which had an impact that went beyond grim voyeurism, highlighting the social neglect and poverty that turns young Salvadoreans to crime.
IN the mid-1960's, when Jonathan Kozol, an idealistic Harvard graduate, taught fourth grade in Boston's inner city, and emerged with a devastating tale of social neglect, he helped define an era.
A blueprint for the requisite regulatory changes has been created, but until the laws are changed they must remain thieves and prostitutes, rather than patients, victims of legalised social neglect.
He was unsurprised that the rage spilled into the streets, though he was sad that the carnage would reinforce unjust stereotypes of poor blacks as inherently violent while the powers that be overlooked the social neglect that sparked the outrage.
As a result, despite evolution's broad applicability, many people in the social sciences neglect to see its relevance to their areas of study, thus causing what can sometimes be detrimental effects (Wilson 2007; Geher and Gambacorta 2010).
Thus, this animal model can potentially be exploited in future studies to develop behavioral and pharmacological strategies to treat impaired physical health that has a central or "stress" based component, particularly stress due to social isolation, neglect, or deprivation states.
These include weak social networks, neglect and loss of respect and stature that are often accorded older people in more stable communities.
These beliefs impact negatively on PWMIs through social isolation; neglect and maltreatment; delayed medical help-seeking and being ignored by health care staff.
MDD has serious consequences for everyday life (e.g. withdrawal from social activities, neglect of one's self-care), with a risk of increased health care consumption [ 4, 5].
