Sentence examples for extraordinary neglect from inspiring English sources

Condoleezza Rice, Bush's national-security adviser, wrote an article in Foreign Affairs two years ago in which she contemptuously accused Clinton of "an extraordinary neglect of the fiduciary responsibilities of the commander in chief".

The hidden toll and extraordinary neglect of a disease that affects an estimated 176 million women around the globe, causing many to suffer a life of pain and debilitation and sometimes infertility, is revealed by the Guardian.

With careful research and clear analysis, Moyer recovers an extraordinary, although long neglected, cultural figure of the early American republic". "Paul B. Moyer's microhistory of the revolutionary-era prophet Jemima Wilkinson narrates the fate of Wilkinson's Society of Universal Friends in the western frontier of New York following her relocation there in the 1790s.

True, writers can't be ranked merely by their quotability, but Tagore's neglect is extraordinary.

The press seized on this and laughed, neglecting the extraordinary pageant of neo-majesty which was on display for the first time.

Incentives (investment tax credits, energy taxes, pollution credits) will probably help, but focusing exclusively on these neglects the extraordinary opportunity to call on citizens to do the right thing because it's the right thing.

The sheriff told the Associated Press on Wednesday that charges are unlikely against the boy's parents because "there's nothing in this case to indicate that there was anything extraordinary" in terms of parental neglect.

By the time Rudolph W. Giuilani took office eight years ago, the city was so consumed with its extraordinary social programs that it neglected simple tasks like crime prevention, education and street cleaning.

Attention to the education of "10 to 18 year" working girls in a Project with new and extraordinary facilities and conditions, and neglecting the boys, may lead to the upsetting of the boys, and making them jealous of their sisters.

Given that their wages have been falling for most of the last 40 years, it is extraordinary how their interests have been neglected by the political class.

Thanks to his meticulous filing and the benign neglect of his descendants, an extraordinary trove of 30,000 letters written by and to the 17th-century Verneys was found in the 1830s at the family's crumbling country pile.