Sentence examples for was long neglected from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having much distance from one terminating point on an object or an area to another terminating point .
- It's a long way from the Earth to the Moon.
Pre-school education was long neglected.
The army was long neglected in favour of development.
Military training emphasized the value of surprise, stratagem, and deception, but the value of warning was long neglected.
WEEK IN REVIEW, PAGE 11 Sunday Business A SMALL PLAYER GRABS ATTENTION After a year in which the DreamWorks Animation's big hitsgrossed $1.2 billion at the box office, the studio has started to grab attention on Wall Street for the same reason it was long neglected: its relatively tiny size.
Obviously the known fact of vital peri- and endosteum to be the core carrier of bone healing and regeneration was long neglected in oral surgery and implantology [ 8], leading to numerous studies focusing on hypothetical osteoinductivity and/or osteoconductivity of auto-, heterologous, and xenogeneic bone grafts versus synthetic biomaterials [ 9– 15].
Like many of the Neglected Tropical Diseases (intestinal worms, trachoma, schistosomiasis), dengue, too, has been long neglected.
They were long neglected by his terror-fighting Labour predecessors.
But even in the United States, landscape paintings were long neglected.
It had been long neglected in Cuba (though it was remembered elsewhere in Latin America).
Saying public education had been long neglected, he said he would press for smaller classes.
More reassuringly, Afghanistan's army and police force, which have been long neglected but are now being trained at express pace, will soon take the field in earnest.
