Sentence examples for neglect to note from inspiring English sources

Reporters neglect to note the close association between the ANC's main antagonist--an organization known as Inkatha--and the state.

Acolytes will cite average attendance figures that place it ahead of the N.B.A. and N.H.L., but neglect to note that M.L.S. plays fewer than half as many games as those leagues, and that its television ratings and revenues — the true test of mass market appeal — are dwarfed by its rivals'.

On a related note, the trends of takedowns aren't really notable this year; though The Guardian points out that there was a 70% increase in takedown requests versus the previous six-month period (92 vs. 54), they neglect to note that the six-month period before that (i.e. January-June 2010) had a whopping 128.

Stock backers point to long-run annual gains of about 10% but neglect to note that about half of that came from dividends, which were much bigger parts of the total return in earlier years, although they may be again in the future.

The critics totally ignore him because he sounds like an optimistic little boy, but they neglect to note that he made a great record.

She neglected to note that about half of them are uninhabited.

The dictionary also neglected to note that words like "faggot," "redskin" and "wetback" were disparaging, for example.

He neglects to note that the same union generously declined to endorse his mayoral opponent that year.

More particularly, and, to the point, they neglected to note how attractive newspapers and their readers were finding royalty as soap opera.

But I knew this well-established dealership was listed because I had looked it up at home the previous day -- yet neglected to note the number.

Jews and Arabs live together peacefully in Israel, he said, pointing to Upper Nazareth and Beersheba but neglecting to note that those Arabs are Israeli citizens.