neglect的示例

• He rather neglected his children in favour of his career.

• I've been neglecting my friends recently.

• She's been neglecting the housework.

• The government is neglecting its duty to protect the vulnerable.

• He was prosecuted for neglecting his animals.

• Doctors guilty of neglect are liable to prosecution.

• The present crisis is the result of years of wilful neglect by the council.

• A bit of healthy neglect is good for children.

• I'm afraid my garden is suffering from neglect.

• They accused their foster parents of neglect.

• The future of literary education, it is claimed, lies in criticism, an area which had previously been neglected.

• Projects simply need to be evaluated from now on in terms of their full social costs - something which was simply neglected in the past.

• However, the opportunity exists and is not to be neglected.

• Preliminary results indicate that cohabitation in old age should not be neglected.

• They may intervene in the work of some departments but only at the cost of neglecting broad strategy and the work of others.

• Woman-centred feminism often neglects theory in favour of documenting feminine experience.

• Technical advance of this kind shows that the cart was being seriously used; bridge-building that roads were not entirely neglected.

• Team nursing in the ward provides a preparation for the staff nurse's role, which otherwise may be neglected in nurse training.

• By concentrating on spatial aspects of the developing system the temporal aspect has been neglected.

• Although the overseas crisis dominated these years, domestic matters were not neglected.

• As an essay drawing fresh attention to a play extraordinarily neglected or misrepresented before that date, it does not seem to me negligible.

• Are we appropriating materials hitherto neglected for analysis of the kind we have always used?

• Neglecting such a line of research, in other words, may be neglecting a project that is at once politically progressive and epistemically non-trivial and challenging.

• In light of all this, it is clear that economics cannot afford to continue neglecting the human side of social relations.

• Inquisitorial penances have been neglected in describing the history of penance itself.