Sentence examples for remiss about from inspiring English sources

She feels remiss about that, she said, and plans to catch up soon on what she has missed about Libya.

I've been remiss about posting class notes for WWS543, Trade Policy; I'll do an omnibus catch-up post soon.

System administrators were remiss about installing a security patch to the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 software, even though the patch had been available since last summer.

She has planted 120 roses in the past two years, on top of the hundreds that already adorned the gardens of Hatfield House; she probably quite often feels a bit remiss about the deadheading.

I would be remiss to offer a solution.

"Advisors are remiss to talk about what people should be doing now because they don't want to lose their clients," Colyer says.

The kit consists of a gun that allows you to shotgun a beer to someone else, if that makes sense, and you'd be remiss to wander about your neighborhood barbecues without the additional holster and ammo belt.

But I would be remiss in talking about my love for this place without mentioning our traditional cultures and history--yes, I'm talking about the stubborn, hard-headed Pennsylvania Dutch (blood of which I have my fair share).

But I'd be remiss in talking about the future of Asia if I didn't mention the security aspects of this proposed 12-nation agreement that would account for nearly 40percentt of the world's GDP.

On a positive note, though implementation to the golden screen's a bit slower moving, we'd be remiss to not talk about Game of Throne's incredible season finale.

(Allison Morris, the journalist who interviewed Price for the Irish News, strongly denied this claim, saying, "The interview never left my office". Ciaran Barnes said only that it would be "remiss of me to talk about my sources").