Sentence examples for again neglect from inspiring English sources

Newton expressed sympathy and said the mother was coherent and convincing, but ruled that social workers' concerns that the woman might again neglect to take her medication meant the girl, now 15 months, should be placed for adoption.

"However, they have again neglected to address Superman's greatest power.

The Rhine frontier was again neglected, and the seat of the Gallic prefecture was moved to Arelate.

He was probably desperate enough by that stage to throw in Henrikh Mkhitaryan too but he had once again neglected to name the Armenian among his substitutes.

While ultimate responsibility for this lay with Unmik, the bank again neglected an opportunity to influence the situation for the better.

The rounds landed perhaps 75 yards away, explosion after explosion, until most of the rebels drove away — again neglecting to climb the ridge and clear the pro-Qaddafi fighters behind it.

As the names of Nichols and Gray shine above West End theatres again, neglected playwrights of the past – living and dead – may see hope of a happier new year.

When the second war came he again hoped to play a central part, but was again neglected and pushed aside, as his biographer José Harris says, "into the chairmanship of an obscure interdepartmental inquiry into the co-ordination of social services – an inquiry that was not expected to report until after the war was over".

An earlier increase of alcohol consumption by 10percentt increases VAD by an estimated 0.49percentt (again neglecting the squared term).

As sociology underwent sinicization, during the period from 1930 to 1949, the concept of face was again neglected as a subject warranting serious sociological research or commentary.

He initially refuses, to appease Sue, who feels he is again neglecting her for his work.