Sentence examples for work has been neglected from inspiring English sources

There's also the question of why the work has been neglected in the first place.

Her work has been neglected; her key demand – wages for housework – written off.

Facial scars have been shown to cause high levels of anxiety and self-consciousness, but further work has been neglected.

The concept of presenting a growth factor "in the solid induction mode," which we refer to as "matrix-bound," has been proposed in pioneering work performed by Kuhl et al. on tethered epidermal growth factor (EGF); however, this work has been neglected for many years (Kuhl and Griffith-Cima, 1996).

A year and a half later he was hired by Simon & Schuster as an editor for its Venture Press, recently established to introduce new writers and published writers whose work had been neglected.

But as politics has become more bitter, public works have been neglected.

Why should work that has been neglected or forgotten by official history matter?

And yet there's a significant portion of Hitchcock's work that has been neglected: his earliest features, made from 1925, when the 26-year-old Hitch made his debut as a director with the melodrama "The Pleasure Garden," to 1929, when he partly reshot the silent thriller "Blackmail" to add dialogue and sound effects, making it the first British talkie.

[C6.] Neglect in Unemployment Insurance Unemployment insurance has not kept up with changes in the nation's work force and has been neglected by many state legislatures.

"By contrast, the 'plumbing', those unfashionable tasks of training militaries and judges, police work, apprehension and enforcement, has been neglected.

Would it work on my lawn, which has been neglected for three summers and is now full of plantains, clover and dandelions? A. The active principle is acetic acid, a strong, nonselective herbicide that kills any foliage it touches, grass included.