Sentence examples for going to neglect from inspiring English sources

"And then I was going to neglect you emotionally.

The government is not going to neglect the men after making a maximum effort to secure their rescue.

"Taking my PGA Tour card again does not mean that I'm going to neglect my European Tour status.

That would provide some reassurance to the rest of the world that the US is not going to neglect international economic diplomacy.

Was I the kind of mother who was going to neglect her child?

Divorce doesn't mean you are going to neglect your kids, it just means you have to talk to them and explain things a little more clearly.

The proceeds from her book go to neglected animals.

A nice bonus to be sure, but I get the feeling the poor device is going to be neglected once Windows Phone 7 hits in a couple weeks.

"Either your borough or the school system in your borough is going to end up neglected".

Although all reports routinely note that "Hispanics can be of any race," they almost always go on to neglect this critical fact, treating Hispanics as if they were, in fact, a sociological race comparable to "whites" and "blacks".

And always be prepared: if it says its going to be sunny, don't neglect to bring jackets and things for just in case it rains.