Sentence examples for total neglect of from inspiring English sources

The almost total neglect of the score since the ROH premiere and one revival there is inexplicable.

There is "a total neglect of labour rights by the state here," says Carlos Aristides Jovel, a labour-court judge.

Dr. Tollens blamed the "total neglect of agriculture by the government," which is fixated on the lucrative extraction of valuable minerals like copper and cobalt.

Between the extremes of total neglect of future generations and the paring down of current consumption to a bare subsistence minimum lie an infinite number of possibilities.

"We cannot talk about this without revisiting the history and the heritage that we took over, which was three decades of total neglect of public service," said Nesreen M. Siddeek Berwari, the Iraqi minister of municipalities and public works.

The near total neglect of the Detroit crisis pulls into focus these multiple flaws and faulty judgments.

Soderberg's story does have its disturbing aspects, however, chief among them the lovers' near-total neglect of their children.

As the influential and recently deceased Swiss psychotherapist and author Alice Miller wrote (emphasis added): "The total neglect or trivialization of the childhood factor operative in the context of violence... sometimes leads to explanations that are not only unconvincing and abortive but actively deflect attention away from the genuine roots of violence".

Grema Terab, chairman of the State Emergency Management Agency (Sema) in Borno – the body leading the state's humanitarian response – until early March 2015, believes the crisis is the result of "total neglect and carelessness on the part of the government".

"I take solace in my tubs of geraniums which flourish on total neglect – a definite sign of the spirit at work".

She talks about what Tesco has – or, rather, hasn't – done in terms of poor ethics, and "total neglect".