Sentence examples for danger of neglecting from inspiring English sources
We're in danger of neglecting biodiversity".
There are concerns in Downing Street that Sharif may be in danger of neglecting relations with Afghanistan amid historic and continuing enmity between the two neighbours.
It will be expatriate against expatriate, two-handed backhand against two-handed backhand and, just in case you thought we were in danger of neglecting the obvious, it will be shriek against shriek.
Breakthroughs in the laboratory capture headlines, but drugs firms that devote the best of their grey cells to the search for the next blockbuster are in danger of neglecting the business basics.
A convention centre and a stadium for the Commonwealth Games are in the works.But in the rush to build a shiny new post-industrial future, Manchester is in danger of neglecting its potentially valuable past.
Businesses and lobbyists called for a new commercial element in British broadcasting, while traditional voices at the BBC and in parliament warned of lower standards, vulgar Americanisation, and the danger of neglecting minority interests in the constant pursuit of ratings.
Somewhere or other, Palmerston warns politicians against the dangers of neglecting the narrative argument.
The trouble is that the forecast assumes continued improvements in yields, which may not actually happen.The Minnesota/McGill report ought to be yet another warning about the dangers of neglecting research into crop improvements.
There have been ample prominent warnings of the dangers of neglecting the importance of electrical power systems and plants, and of underestimating the value of skilled engineers necessary to support this infrastructure.
He warned of the dangers of neglecting the fallout of Yemen's war, which is exacerbating divisions and grievances in a country with weak institutions and awash with weapons.
