Sentence examples for also neglect from inspiring English sources

Also neglect our infrastructure.

He might also neglect to give Bill (whose acronym would be SLOTUS, Second Lad of the United States) full White House access.

For the latter reason, I also neglect the stunning experimental work since the 1960s, much of it eschewing text or exploring other theatrical "languages".

You also neglect Sir John Clapham, whose visit to a hat factory in the 1920s inspired the great debates about imperfect competition and returns to scale in manufacturing.

In Berlin I learned that you can be proud of your own culinary traditions and also neglect them: Germany has an impressive variety of breads and rolls, but trying to find a real bakery in this city is a bit of an undertaking as many prefer to go for one of the many low-cost and even lower-quality chain stores.

Should the final debate also neglect climate, the only question related to the issue across four-and-a-half hours of TV will have come from Ken Bone, he of red sweater and short-lived internet fame, who asked about coal mining policy as the credits were preparing to roll on last week's debate.

She also neglected the farm system.

It's also neglected by me, along with everybody else.

The criticism also neglects the elasticity of supply.

He also neglected to say that he was the inventor.

But the Liberals' cost calculator also neglects to consider the increase in average wages.