Sentence examples for neglect to explain from inspiring English sources

Fromstein's excuses also neglect to explain why Manpower lost its international first-place position to Adecco.

You belittle the relationships of gay and lesbian couples, and yet somehow neglect to explain who anointed you the protector of "traditional" marriage.

Yet they are shockingly incomplete and flawed in one crucial aspect: They neglect to explain how cross- border assets and liabilities would be handled in different legal jurisdictions.

We neglect to explain more thoroughly.

Sutherland neglects to explain why Johnson "would have scorned the worthwhileness of any such project for novelists".

"This is who we are, this is what we are," he thundered, neglecting to explain exactly what the practical difference is between those two formulations; "It kicks you!

In 2010, during his administration's mishandling of a major blizzard, Bloomberg had advised New Yorkers to go and see a Broadway show, neglecting to explain how those trapped in their homes were supposed to do so.

The Texan and the Iowan neglected to explain why Pearl Harbor became a defining moment in world history or how it goaded the United States into becoming the planet's pre-eminent power.

In an essay published in the Washington Post on April 3rd, Goldstone admits to some mistakes in his original report, but he neglects to explain the timing of his decision to retract his findings.

But while the real estate agent assures him no one has ever seen an apparition on the property, she neglects to explain that a former resident, Grace Fox, was hanged in 1953 for poisoning her husband.

"DUMB LUCK" read the headline in the New York Times, nicely explaining why people should not look to short track as an event where "practice, discipline and courage prevail," but neglecting to explain why, in short-track skating, the possibility of cheating and deception gets dismissed as "dumb luck".