Sentence examples for neglected to plan from inspiring English sources

On a recent election night, newspaper editors who were already short-staffed neglected to plan with professors in advance to have students help out.

A federal appeals court upheld a ruling that found that federal agencies under the Bush administration had neglected to plan sufficiently for the protection of endangered salmon and steelhead in the Columbia and Snake Rivers.

The conference organizers had neglected to plan for one, and invited her to put together questions for the after-hours, cash-bar Perfectly Awful Girls activity (Tony, one of Betsy's beaus, becomes disaffected from the high school crowd in "Betsy Was a Junior," and starts frequenting saloons and "going around with a perfectly awful girl").

Basil II left a burgeoning treasury upon his death, but he neglected to plan for his succession.

They claim the tax is unfair because as the economists Henry Aaron and Alicia Munnell once wrote, it is "imposed on those who neglect to plan ahead or retain unskilled estate planners".

As a financial professional, I find it impossible to neglect to plan for taxes while creating income.

However, don't be so busy planning your wedding that you neglect to plan your marriage.

I sometimes even neglect to plan for the future for when I'll still be here.

But for those who neglect to plan or fail to recognize the warning signs or fail to see tops coming, there will be fiscal challenges beyond our imaginations.

Then, through more enterprising reporting, it was discovered that Naoto Kan, leader of the opposition, had neglected to pay into the plan for 10 months in 1996, when, as health minister, he was in charge of the national pension system.

As much as my time abroad has prepared me for coursework and professional goals in my field, I'm more appreciative of the moments when I found myself surprised by what I didn't know, when I neglected to make a plan or look where I was going.