Sentence examples for was again neglected from inspiring English sources

The Rhine frontier was again neglected, and the seat of the Gallic prefecture was moved to Arelate.

When the second war came he again hoped to play a central part, but was again neglected and pushed aside, as his biographer José Harris says, "into the chairmanship of an obscure interdepartmental inquiry into the co-ordination of social services – an inquiry that was not expected to report until after the war was over".

As sociology underwent sinicization, during the period from 1930 to 1949, the concept of face was again neglected as a subject warranting serious sociological research or commentary.

When the simulated lesion incorporated a gradient of impairment, the left hemifield was again neglected (see example in figure 5a,b) but the extent to which the scan path entered the neglected hemifield was determined by the severity of the lesion i.e. the steepness of the gradient.

He initially refuses, to appease Sue, who feels he is again neglecting her for his work.

And after a period of neglect in the '90s, United Sound was again resurrected in 2004.

Prosecutors in Mercer County have not filed charges against the parents, but the couple's two other children, who had also once been removed from the home because of abuse and neglect, were again taken into custody by the state.

It's really been neglected.

The classical BG wave problem is recovered if microrotation gradient is neglected in the constitutive assumptions but the resulting mode is again dispersive.

After years of neglect by the fashion crowd, the silk scarf and its framed prints are again making a statement.

They want its actions subjected to a veto by other, bank-centered financial regulators, ensuring that consumers will once again be neglected, and they also want to take away its guaranteed funding, opening it to interest-group pressure.