Sentence examples for neglected what from inspiring English sources

If we came here and neglected what got us here in the first place it would reflect badly on us.

"Everyone in politics discussed the state and the market, but had neglected what lies in between – civil society and community," Ganesh recently said.

But she noted that Mr. Greyhavens largely neglected what she felt was a crucial part of the Chinese-American experience at that time: their resistance to, and in some cases, striking legal victories as a result of, the violence.

Even organized labor and other groups objecting to the president's free-trade proposals have neglected what needs to be done to address the adjustment problems that free trade may cause or aggravate.

Roslyn Layton, an analyst at Strand Consult, a telecommunications research firm in Copenhagen, said the legislative debate in Europe over net neutrality had been focused on operators and had neglected what she described as the widespread bundling and discrete filtering done by Google, Apple and Microsoft through their mobile operating systems.

He said the chancellor had "neglected" what he called the "bread and butter question" of low and middle earners' wages, leading to a shortfall in tax receipts.

Mr. Goldstone largely neglects what prompted Israel to act militarily against Hamas.

"We ought not to exalt ourselves so high as completely to neglect what was originally animal in our nature.

"We cannot write what the government wants and neglect what's happening on the street," said Al-Qarar's political editor, Luay Abdel-Rahman, 35.

It accused the two critics of bias, bad faith, peddling "deplorable misinformation" and neglecting what the 15 regard as proper procedure.

But it is important to avoid neglecting what is perhaps the greatest contemporary concern in Kenya: the country has become a hotbed of international terrorism.