The phrase "as neglect" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a comparison or a manner of neglect, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The consequences of his actions were severe, as neglect can lead to serious repercussions."
Alternatives: "like neglect" or "in the manner of neglect".
His was the last generation to grow up on the streets, dispelled from the house until supper, without it counting as neglect.
Because adulation is as poisonous as neglect.
"This might be regarded as neglect," he said.
Just as neglect of it produces another?" Plato writes, recounting the words of Socrates.
After a year and a half of what Jay regarded as neglect and mismanagement, the R.T.C. finally put it up for sale at auction.
The therapy, with its emphasis on the acceptance of difficult impulses and the personal responsibility of patients, could be misinterpreted as neglect when patients inevitably attempt suicide.
His bitterness he once said that the government treats unions as if they were an embarrassing relative is the result of what he sees as neglect.
Ending or suspending the sanctions should make it easier to sell Iraqi oil and raise money to repair the physical damage from the war and the economic damage from years of international isolation as well as neglect by Mr. Hussein.
Two days later, as Sean clung to her and begged her not to let child welfare authorities take him away, caseworkers classified her failure to do better as neglect.
Some might characterize my parents' casual attitude as neglect, but I prefer to interpret it as a refusal to shield their offspring from the realities of twentieth-century life.
The review by the child protection expert, Graham Badman, was commissioned to investigate whether home education is used to conceal "child abuse such as neglect, forced marriage, sexual exploitation or domestic servitude".
