Sentence examples for woeful neglect from inspiring English sources
Does that excuse Labour's woeful neglect of manufacturing?
Unless the state ends the woeful neglect of the system and develops a better formula for financing and setting tuition, the jewels will change to paste.
This film has passed into woeful neglect, but it is one of the best movies about wartime paranoia and clinching proof that Alain Delon matters.
But over the past decade – under the weight of 2.3 million trampling visitors' feet every year – it has fallen into woeful neglect and is in urgent need of restoration.
The bulldozer is the most obvious tool in this drive, with whole neighborhoods, including some of Shanghai's most architecturally and historically interesting places, being razed after decades of woeful neglect.
In the academic literature it was downgraded as a major energy source, and the sector attended the technical aspects professionally, but the decision makers treated the dam-site and reservoir area population with woeful neglect.
Demography is in its favour: its median age, 29.2, is well below those of Thailand (36.2) and China (36.7).But Indonesia's bureaucracy is impenetrable and its infrastructure, much neglected since Suharto's day, woeful.
Yes, his buildings make headlines, but his insistence on strident effect and neglect of structural or practical disciplines is a woeful example to students.
My heart sinks as I write this, as I've been writing the same things for years, and still the statistics are woeful: still donors and politicians pour money into water supply and HIV/Aids, while neglecting sanitation, and still children die of diarrhoea.
