Sentence examples for neglect either from inspiring English sources

To neglect either side is to distort the picture.

Most of us favor one set or the other--when working with artists, both are crucial, so don't neglect either set of goals; if you do, you'll be unhappy with the results.

The care of nature and the care of the poor are aspects of the same ethical commandment, and if we neglect either one we cannot find peace.

As a civilized and truly compassionate society, we cannot neglect either the young or the old or focus on one at the expense of the other.

And Muslim women often suffer the same neglect, either because they are not brought to a hospital at all or are quickly removed from the hospital if no female doctors can see them.

Her rejection of competition is sad, for evolution, like Adam Smith's (1776) economics, reflects the intimate interplay of competition and cooperation: neglect either, and gross misunderstanding results.

This can cause feelings of guilt (people worry they're neglecting either work or their family) and lead to what researchers call "emotional hangovers".

At the same time, maritime affairs were not totally neglected either, and Balaji Vishvanth took some care to cultivate the Angria clan, which controlled a fleet of vessels based in Kolaba and other centres of the west coast.

Globally relevant social issues should not be neglected either, because many Finnish companies operate globally.

It seemed to me to be a pointless debate because both issues needed to be fixed and if you neglected either issue, the car wouldn't operate.

Russian emphasis on production inputs and neglect of either process or outputs bears an obvious affinity to Soviet era scientific practices.