Sentence examples for possible neglect from inspiring English sources

By then, the children's grandmother, Alberta Hanley, had also complained to the agency about possible neglect and abuse.

After receiving a report of possible neglect, investigators from the agency checked on the family in September 2010, when they were living on the beach.

Historically, anywhere from two-thirds to three-quarters of the tens of thousands of reports of possible neglect or abuse investigated by the city's child welfare agency every year turn out to be unwarranted.

Twice the school called Child Protective Services to investigate possible neglect, and twice the caseworker determined the allegation was unfounded, she said, only to have the school make a new referral.

The Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation was founded in 1984 to save racehorses no longer able to compete on the racetrack "from possible neglect, abuse and slaughter," its mission statement says.

Dean is more focused on hearth and home and family responsibilities, and moreover appears to resent Cindy's possible neglect of these values, a festering argument which blows up over the question of their yard gate getting left open and allowing their daughter's adored dog to escape and get lost.

The results also suggest that different conclusions could be derived due to the parametric specification of the analyzed GARCH models in addition to possible neglected nonlinearity.

This provides the opportunity for considering possible neglected but important outcomes in the next version.

Both of these books find beauty in decay, lingering over the paradoxical grandeur of disintegrating monuments and the random juxtapositions made possible by neglect.

It is not always possible to neglect this term.

Therefore, it is possible to neglect the number of additional samples in the transient period of the adaptive localization algorithm.