Sentence examples for one neglect from inspiring English sources

The Meitivs were cleared on appeal last month in one neglect case.

In one neglect patient, the illusions consistently failed to work.

How could one neglect the protean Frank Zappa, who, in more than 80 albums created between the 60's and the 90's, explored, dabbled in, lampooned, resurrected and paid homage to nearly every style of 20th-century music, let alone rock?

Nor should one neglect aspects of altruism, even utopianism, that one can readily find among scientists and engineers working in industry, and, of course, expecting to be rewarded: some pioneers of the internet thought they might make societies more democratic and less authoritarian; many scientists working in biotech reckon their labors might cure dread diseases.

One neglected impact of diabetes on patients is impaired emotional well-being and an increased risk of depression.

There may be as many as 12 million Americans living with at least one neglected disease, according to Dr. Peter Hotez, an authority on these illnesses and dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine.

While most studies have focused on identifying cortical activities responsible for generating cognitive ERPs, one neglected possibility is that subcortical inputs play a significant role.

One neglected reason comes from the OLS residuals used to construct the HAC estimator.

Two guests were charged with the task; one neglected to add a key ingredient -- sausages.

My intention was only to highlight one neglected aspect, that of use of traditional breeding methods in biofortification.

One neglected to pay the electric bill and had the lights turned off by the city during a night game.