Sentence examples for neglecting both from inspiring English sources

When asked how she managed both family and career, Miss Lewis would sometimes joke, "By neglecting both".

So they are tempted to lavish attention on those on the cusp of passing, while neglecting both the weakest and the strongest students.

She turned out the light, neglecting both her regular and her special Bible study, neglecting to kneel at her bed to pray, and only very quickly (though not insincerely) asking a silent blessing on all the people in her family, flipping their faces through her head like a card deck, instead of turning each of them over in her mind like a little statue.

For the case of grayscale recto verso pairs, and neglecting both blur and noise, in [8] the restoration problem has successfully been solved assuming statistical independence of the sources, and employing a very fast and fully blind symmetric whitening of the data, which is equivalent to ICA for symmetric mixing matrices.

These districts could only be considered "losers" if one takes the inequitable status quo as the "just" starting point, neglecting both decades of relative funding inequities and any absolute notion of fairness.

When neglecting both accessibility and a seed region, the true Yfr1 targets could not be found amongst the top 150 predictions.

Mr Critchley neglects both.

Until recently, mitral valve finite element (FE) models have neglected both of these aspects.

Without changing public perceptions of mental health conditions, mental health will continue to be woefully neglected both here in the UK and in the field of international development.

Nor can the influence of Sir Walter Scott's novels be neglected, both on Europe and on the American South (where Mark Twain thought it had had a deplorable effect).

The two painters were exact peers, both gay, both neglected, both drawn to modern myth-making and both part of the English neo-romantic scene in the late 30s (Ironside coined the phrase for this group of contemporaries).