Sentence examples for more neglectful of from inspiring English sources
And I'd argue that the computer vision community is doing a fairly good job of moving to complexity of images, but perhaps it's rather more neglectful of the complexity of tasks.
Patients with mental health disorders and medical illness may have poorer treatment adherence, are less motivated to seek care for their medical illness, have less access to health care, and may be more neglectful of their self-care management and health care needs [ 10, 23, 24].
There is nothing wrong with having a sense of purpose when it comes to parenting or teaching children, especially in comparison with the more neglectful practices of the past.
Later, villainy was of a more neglectful nature — particularly when it came to weather, as with the ineffectual responses to the blizzards of 1888, 1969 and 2010.
The "benign neglect" pursued by later administrations was more neglectful than benign.
Back in December, former president Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, who is close to Rouhani, suggested the assembly needed to be far more active and should "not be neglectful" of "all the affairs of the country" as they fell "under the leader's aegis".
A great game, to be sure, but I felt that it was rather neglectful of Nintendo not to make much more of a hullabaloo about it.
You feel he or she is being neglectful of you or if he or she is consistently breaking one or more of the ground rules you agreed together.
"Look at our streets -- we are neglectful of everything.
As governor general, however, he was arbitrary in his rule and often neglectful of his duties.
"The General Assembly has been incredibly neglectful of things like education," he said.
