Sentence examples for it neglected from inspiring English sources

David Lidington, the Europe minister, defended the leaflet in the House of Commons by claiming the government would be "abrogating its responsibility" if it neglected to make its case to citizens.

The company underestimated the resources that were required to build and maintain its service, and it neglected to seek venture funding after its $450,000 seed round.

Novell is in better shape; but, in its struggle with Microsoft, it neglected the customer base for its flagship product, NetWare.

It neglected to mention its abject judicial humiliation a year ago following grotesque delays in processing Personal Independence Payments.

(b) Telling everyone else to go to its Web site, which it neglected to equip with sufficient capacity; it was too overwhelmed to even upload.

There are now 69 official UK cities (there would be 70 but Rochester, a cathedral city since 1211, became a town in 1998 after it neglected to confirm its status following local government reorganisation).

He admitted that while he bought Ronell's book soon after its 1990 publication, he left it neglected on his shelf for more than a decade; he couldn't work past the opening pages.

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.

It neglected the quality of its service and content while spending hoards of marketing money to woo new users an expensive and ineffective endeavor.

But the leaking of confidential information has informed the public of several alleged Tesla failings that it knowingly sold defective cars, for example, and that it neglected to report serious injuries in its factories.

This, while it neglects its retail constituency.