Sentence examples for very much neglected from inspiring English sources

Kant's views on natural teleology, very much neglected in comparison to his aesthetics, started to receive more attention in the early 1990s, and there has been greatly increased interest, during the last ten years in particular, both in Kant's view of teleology in its own right, and in its potential relevance to contemporary philosophy of biology.

In 1741, David Hume claimed: "The Elegance and Propriety of Stile have been very much neglected among us.

While health systems have received increasing attention in recent years, health policies are still very much neglected, particularly in Africa.

"I think that our leaders should know that young people are the leaders of tomorrow and that we feel we have been very much neglected," she said.

Despite the fact that traditional knowledge is very much important for the livestock health and productivity, the documentation of this knowledge is very much neglected in majority of the remote areas of Pakistan [ 9].

I think the last film-maker who actually tried to make a movie in the style of Fellini was Woody Allen, with his much neglected, but very interesting Stardust Memories (1980): the anxious film-director resentfully arriving at a festival in his honour.

Underage driving is a particular risky behavior much neglected.

Croatia has much neglected agricultural potential.

One of the great figures of the "Golden Age" of boxing in the '60s and '70s, Frazier ended up very much slighted and neglected, unfairly so, chewed up and spit out by a celebrity culture that opts for popular myths.

The neighborhood is very much in transition, with some blocks lively and others neglected.

Moreover, to concentrate upon mental illness is to trivialize the moral dimension of the gun debate, and to neglect the great number of people who are very much an issue here, and are not mentally ill.