Sentence examples for Having neglected from inspiring English sources

Having neglected competitiveness-stoking reforms in education, infrastructure, and public administration, ex-communist countries may find it harder to attract companies needing to cut costs.

Having neglected to bring a blanket, he slept against the base of the tower, under some stray boards that he fashioned into a structure resembling a coffin.

Having neglected its roads, bridges, water treatment plants and more over the years, the United States is bound to generate a greater payback for such spending than would Japan.

Having neglected his private affairs and incurred large expenditures during his missions to Europe and his presidency, he was deeply in debt and felt compelled to ask Congress to reimburse him.

Having neglected their end of Rousseau's Social Contract and ignored the Golden Rule, these are men we've decided must be segregated from society.

Having neglected the pumps' upkeep for too long, the S&WB is only now pursuing an $80 million emergency plan to revive them in time for next hurricane season, which starts any minute now.

And the Americans have neglected it.

America has neglected India in the past.

Successive governments have neglected police reforms.

He had neglected to pull the pin.

magazine had neglected the subject.