Sentence examples similar to marked dereliction from inspiring English sources
Oregon Democrat Rep. Ron Wyden and New Jersey Democrat Rep. Frank Pallone said the request marked "a dereliction of duty by the Trump administration to American citizens in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands that need our help".
Someone who looked at the photographs said: 'It reminds me of those pictures of Sarajevo back in the 1990s; it looks like there's a war going on – there's that kind of dereliction.'" Hedges's work marked a distinct break with an earlier approach to capturing images of poverty.
Others feel that any dereliction of duties to refugees would mark an abandonment of the core tenets of Sweden's social democracy.
The citizens of a tornado-prone state live with signs of storms past, details that, to an outsider, might appear to be simple dereliction or sentimentality: a barn, left to rot where it fell; a utility pole in slight, benign tilt; a modest, homemade cross marking the place on the road where the car spun, fatally, into a ditch.
So although they fascinate people, they have not yet made much of a mark on the world.In this section Rise of the robots On the march Dereliction of duty All for one Boring can still be bad ReprintsThat seems about to change.
Dereliction of duty, indeed.
Seaside dereliction a-plenty.
The problem of sewer dereliction is immense.
Anything less would be dereliction.
