Neglected in a sentence

Adams was popular among the Federalist rank and file, but had neglected to build state or local political bases of his own, and neglected to take control of his own cabinet.

About how men need to grow up and take equal responsibility for their kids so that a mother being at work won’t mean the child is neglected.

A comparative study reveals how successive governments neglected the region by not investing enough in developing irrigation.

Amalgamation neglected to take into account this fundamental human need of self-worth.

And this cultural transformation is a neglected but extraordinary promising factor in the greatest challenge any human society has faced.

A satirical essay by H. L. Mencken, titled “A Neglected Anniversary,” was published 28 December 1917, in the New York Evening Mail.

A section of the electorate whose contribution should not be neglected by the incoming administration is the senior citizens (pensioners) who have been suffering over the last eight years as a result of non-payment of their outstanding gratuities.

At this point, you have to decide what makes you more uncomfortable: Having this child at your home under less-than-ideal circumstances and potentially being taken advantage of, or turning away a lonely and potentially neglected child again and again.

A woman has revealed how she saved an estimated £3,000 while transforming her neglected garden into a stylish play area and pergola, by doing the work herself and picking up bargains from a range of outlets including Lidl and Aldi.

But, as Hezbollah provide the neglected population with vital services, the impact of its influence particularly on the youth attending the group's schools has attracted the attention of international observers and scholars.

Clark tried the case herself and found D.Y.C.'s children to be dependent or neglected, a step that can lead to the termination of a parent's legal relationship with their child.

Demeter went insane with grief and fear, desperate to save her daughter, and neglected her duties as the goddess of the harvest.

Deputy Doherty said, “The review is also further proof that successive governments have not only neglected, but dismantled the rail infrastructure in Ireland and specifically in the North West.

Despite its importance to Edinburgh’s festivals, the stage and concrete bowl for spectators have been shamefully neglected in recent decades.

Dr. Alfred Mubangizi, acting assistant commissioner for vector borne and neglected tropical diseases at the Ministry of Health, says mismanagement of funds from 2018 is at the center of the nodding syndrome funding crisis.

Dr Vallance said: “I think hospices tend to be neglected because we’re reliable, we’re dependable, we’re high quality and we tend to be forgotten.

For the most part, Wagner’s business model with Russia’s foreign policy—appealing to African states that feel neglected by the West.

Haynes, who rented from corporate landlords that neglected to maintain their properties to the point where people had to move, wants to prevent corporate landlords from buying up homes on the North Side.

He neglected, however, to list where the money came from!

He neglected to explain why Brazil under his watch sent troops to Haiti to enforce US imperial policies and the US-backed UN invasion.