Sentence examples for to neglected from inspiring English sources
verb
To fail to care for or attend to something.
- To neglect duty or business
From near-collapse to neglected gem to contested landmark, Nos.
Churches, from St. Paul's Cathedral down to neglected village chapels, were repaired, beautified, and consecrated.
Morris told him that this happened only to neglected women, and was a sign.
And if done carefully they can provide management focus to neglected businesses.
This process prevents life-threatening delirium tremens and also provides attention to neglected medical conditions.
And the smells wafting by ranged from cottage cheese to brake fluid to neglected refrigerator.
The alliance would then distribute it to neglected parks in low-income neighborhoods and in boroughs outside Manhattan.
He broadened the orchestra's repertory, he said, and restored attention to neglected areas like the "Brandenburg" Concertos of Bach.
"We must all learn from this experience to improve how we respond to future epidemics and to neglected diseases.
Some are bedridden; many who are paralysed die within a year or two, usually from blood poisoning due to neglected bedsores.
The results were not pretty: air-conditioning failures, undercarriage fires and breakdowns that reports later found were due to neglected or faulty maintenance.
