Sentence examples for more remiss from inspiring English sources

"I would be even more remiss if I were to be critical of any other government's policies".

I have seen no other effects in rods but to make children's minds more remiss or more maliciously headstrong".

Still more remiss is Frankie's final tribute to the time — the best ever, he says — when it was "just four guys under a street light".

Yet these middle symphonies of Sibelius require more interpretative ambition and tension than Volkov offered, an absence that was more remiss in the Fourth Symphony, which closed the concert.

Working fathers are even more remiss, spending only 2.5 minutes a day reading to their tots.

Doctors fail to discipline staff who are found to be at fault, they fail to get midwives posted to outlying areas or to carry out checks on the quality of care, and are even more remiss in monitoring the application of the innumerable micro-reforms.

In a letter to faculty and staff members, Chancellor Daniel LaVista said The Times had "brought to light much that needed to be exposed, and we'd be more than remiss if we didn't take advantage of the outside perspective" on what went wrong.

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White notes that Ethereum launched only a year ago and more experimentation was needed: "We'd be remiss if we said, this is absolutely going to be here to stay".

Still, it would be remiss to overlook some of the more anxiety-producing reasons behind the change.

While this concludes Kato's contribution to the subject of pairs of projections, I would be remiss if I didn't say more about the rich structure of this simple setting, especially when (||P-Q|| ge 1) (in the self-adjoint Hilbert space setting one has that (||P-Q|| le 1) but for non-self-adjoint projections and the general case of Banach spaces, one often has (||P-Q|| > 1)).