Sentence examples for neglecting new from inspiring English sources

As a result, neglecting new products emerging at future imposes subsequent unplanned changes to the CMS design and causes production disruptions and unexpected costs.

RT @afneil: Amazed Murdoch says he neglected News of the World.Editors used to tell me he was never off the phone!

His popularity in his home state is at the lowest levels he has ever seen, driven down by criticism that he is neglecting New Jersey with frequent fundraising trips out-of-state as chair of the Republican Governors Association and persistently gloomy economic headlines about the shaky state of New Jersey's finances.

In these appeals, the report also found, lawyers for death row inmates often did a shoddy job, failing to conduct a new investigation in search of new evidence or even neglecting to raise new issues for review.

Parks managers have long complained that voters and elected officials like to fund new projects — politicians especially love ribbon cuttings — but neglect these new parks as soon as they're built.

"If people get new information that is in contrast to what they believe then they tend to neglect this new information for as long as possible".

One is not to capitulate to the Brexit headbangers and neglect a new deal with the European Union.

After generations on family bookshelves, the tale in Frances Hodgson Burnett's children's book "The Secret Garden" is widely familiar: two children, unloved and neglected, find new life in the discovery of an unloved and neglected garden.

Meanwhile, they neglected huge new opportunities in photography like the explosion in 35mm film that followed the introduction of the 35mm "point-and-shoot" camera.

Traditional temples were neglected while new Aten temples, differing sharply in design and construction, were erected.

We cannot completely rule out the possibility that we have neglected potentially new, subtype C-specific drug resistance mutations in our analyses.