Sentence examples for be to neglect from inspiring English sources

"What would be a real bet," he said, "would be to neglect an important part of the market, or address it with programs not compatible with our resources".

Yet to miss out on some of these parts would be to neglect an insight into Roman history, which only a visit to the seat of the empire itself would otherwise provide.

Society creates and regulates social and religious rites and liturgies to express its beliefs, but to explain the origin of prayer solely in terms of an environmental context would be to neglect the inner, personal origins of prayer.

The passage soothed me because as evil as it may be to neglect one's apricots and send them plummeting to their deaths at least I was not guilty of pescacide, at least I was not as heartless as Alice B. Toklas.

To do so would be to neglect the impact this man has on the wider world.

(i) One option would be to neglect parameter uncertainty when determining a reimbursable price by sticking to the point estimate of the base case analysis.

To focus solely on armies is to neglect the broader story of victory and defeat.

A common pitfall in parallel computing is to neglect to properly synchronize shared accesses.

But to focus on only a few front-runners is to neglect a huge portion of the G.O.P. Presidential field.

It now looks as if global power rests on how willing a country is to neglect its older citizens.

To call him a professor of zoology is to neglect the artist in him (he sculpts).