Sentence examples for neglecting once from inspiring English sources

We're almost on the home stretch of this year's Love Island (still about three weeks to go, mind you, so no need to worry about how you're going to reassemble all of the interpersonal relationships you have been severely neglecting once it's over just yet!!), which means it's time to get serious about the show's couples.

Other poems were neglected once his prose-writing career took off; gathered here, they constitute a magnificent corpus.

The Left-Hander eventually proves the tsar right, but is then left by the system to die, alone and neglected, once he has served his purpose.

She was convicted of using abortion drugs that she bought online to terminate her pregnancy, and then also of child neglect once the child was born.

Steffens was dismayed by how little permanent good muckraking seemed to achieve, by how quickly reformers were swept out of office and reforms neglected once the latest scandal was past.

Most of the deserters either had been wounded or knew someone who had, and they had high marks for the American military's medical evacuation ability, but complained of poor care and neglect once they were transferred to the Afghan system.

All this does is show that the rural economy is neglected once again," he added.

Agriculture, like the rest of the Sudanese economy, was neglected once oil started flowing in 1999.

A nice bonus to be sure, but I get the feeling the poor device is going to be neglected once Windows Phone 7 hits in a couple weeks.

Appropriate integration into a technological network is a powerful investment for a TBC and should not be neglected, once it is clear that a network provides information, knowledge (Elfring & Hulsink, 2003), and/or generation of new capabilities and growth for the company (Macpherson & Holt, 2007).

Evaluation of BSR manifests a property called "duration neglect"; once the duration of a stimulation train exceeds a critical duration, further increases in duration do not add to the subjective valuation of the train [42].