Sentence examples for be negligent of from inspiring English sources

It would be negligent of search firms to ignore such individuals and I can assure you that they do not.The other contention is that search firms take a long time, six months, to fill corporate vacancies.

In his resignation letter, Stevens said it would be negligent of him and against the interests of Marshall's government for him to continue his role, having decided to contest preselection.

However, as he laments the "decline" of sub-Saharan African literature, Nixon himself appears to be negligent of the great deal of work being produced by writers in native languages and native alphabets.

Men tend to be negligent of their own health, and the gender dynamic in many cultures means that men are unaccustomed to thinking about how their actions affect their partners and children.

Despite the small risks the court deemed this to be negligent on the basis of the potential severity of the consequences to the patient if a clot existed.

I was negligent of my responsibilities.

He is negligent of his old friends, rude, even dismissive, but he is not consciously or systematically cruel.

Once War and Peace raised Norton to big-star status, it would have been negligent of the BBC and ITV schedulers not to open the can as soon as possible.

"Summing up the discussion, the prime minister said that it might be argued that it was negligent of the government not to acquire a CW capability.

Yet their main crime was bad PR, sending Hughes out to take charge of a game against Sunderland when everyone knew he was about to be ushered towards the exit, and ultimately it would have been negligent of City not to appoint Mancini, a superior manager who was ready to take over immediately.

This audit should also determine if and how both departments have been negligent of or have attempted to hide from the public evidence of pollution and health problems".