Sentence examples for if we neglected from inspiring English sources

If we neglected our Christmas shopping, Bush said, the terrorists would win.

While being a potential adult human does not give one a right to vote, perhaps it gives us reason to act as trustees with regard to childrens' future status and interests and thus to educate and prepare them to become voters by the time they are adults; it does seem that children would be wronged if we neglected to so prepare them.

It wouldn't be Christmas if we neglected to note that last week, Guwop dropped The Return of East Atlanta Santa, a holiday miracle. .

We'd also be remiss if we neglected to consider how disabled women also suffer a wage gap, making, on average, 72 cents for every dollar earned by a disabled man. .

Others opinion of us will be greater than if we neglected ourselves, and this will raise our esteem.

"Future generations will never forgive us" he said, "if we neglect to meet this challenge".

Many Christians would say we deny the missionary call if we neglect the hard and difficult places in the world.

But if we neglect our bodies, or spirits, we may not have enough sustained energy for effectiveness in either work or family, let alone both.

Every child has a talent to be nurtured and we fail, in ethical terms, if we neglect the potential of any young person.

Freedom of expression is not a right we are granted in perpetuity – if we neglect it, it will wither like a plant you forget to water.

The important impact of these findings is that if we neglect the presence of constraints, as is common practise in transport models, it will generally lead to biased value-of-time estimates.