Sentence examples for neglects only from inspiring English sources

Michael Gabriel London Your timely article on Pope Benedict's pontificate neglects only two points.

However, an investor affected by less uncertainty, who neglects only the (bar {{mathbb {Q}}} -null sets, will not spot the bubble.

Until recently, Dark Magus was available solely in Japan; but the undeserved neglect only highlights this concert's unrelenting force.

For instance, an organism can produce vast quantities of eggs of which, possibly by neglect, only a small percent will survive.

When the questioning turned to taxes, Kerry pandered with a liberal's absurd promise not to sign legislation raising taxes on anybody making less than $200,000 a year, neglecting only to say,"Read my lips".

But it remains largely neglected: Only 5percentt of the approximately 9.6 million residents who filed state income tax returns for 2006 listed anything owed on Line 59, according to the Department of Taxation and Finance.

Such mainstream neglect only stokes the ardour of those who consider him one of the great living songwriters, fans for whom songs such as Sail Away, God's Song (That's Why I Love Mankind) and Baltimore constitute a delicious secret, a joke that only a few can get.

To this end Pritchard offers a critical appreciation of Updike's work, taking us more or less chronologically through his poetry, fiction, memoirs and literary criticism, and neglecting only Updike's writing on art as beyond the scope of the book.

The Americas have been comparatively neglected; only 15% of sales came from there last year.

Dense housing increased risk in all models except the neglect only model.

The influence of gravity is neglected, only passive diffusion is considered, not advection.