Sentence examples for may mean neglecting from inspiring English sources
shows a concern that to focus only on men's violence against women in intimate relationships may mean neglecting other types of violence.
I hope it goes without saying that thinking globally certainly doesn't mean neglecting the local.
That could mean neglecting the rest of your caseload.
That does not mean neglecting to care for and keep safe those we love.
Some U.S. attorneys may not sympathize with Sessions' recommendations if that means neglecting non-immigration cases, according to César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández, a law professor at the University of Denver.
Ignoring a part of traffic density means neglecting connectivity.
I don't mean neglecting responsibilities.
The research team attempted to represent several high risk groups, although the sensitivity of the topic and the fact that these populations are hard to reach may mean that we are neglecting some at-risk populations, especially women who do not refer to VCT and drop in centers.
A child watching five hours of TV can be a case of neglect or it may mean a single parent is trying to make ends meet by working two jobs and is not around to supervise.
He added that neglect and decay may mean that, despite our ingenuity and defiance of gravity, "the buildings at some point will come back to get us".
