Sentence examples for started to neglect from inspiring English sources

"Step by step, he started to neglect his responsibilities," Dimitri said.

And as it tried to attract more girls, it started to neglect its main customers, boys aged five to nine.

It feels as if the studios have started to neglect the Christmas children's market, happy to fling endless sequels down the pipe rather than develop original material.

It joined with Regal to form Open Road Films, which buys and distributes the kind of midbudget pictures that studios have started to neglect in favor of megabudget film franchises.

Amin studied in the doctoral programme at the Columbia University Teachers College, but started to neglect his studies in favour of politics; in 1963 he became head of the Afghan students' association at the college.

But Jay starts to neglect her, and loneliness sets in.

The play is about a journalist who gets a job as a TV anchor and starts to neglect her home and her husband.

High Rise stars Tom Hiddleston as Dr Robert Laing, a pathologist who starts to neglect his job in order to spend more and more time fighting for his place amongst the crumbling social strata of the tower block.

There are comparisons to be made with the Premier League – the pluses being that English football attracts the best in the world and earns enormous amounts of money, as do the individual players; the minuses being that we start to neglect homegrown talent, team spirit may decline, and there are some nasty "foreign" habits, such as diving, spitting and biting.

By comparing the blue solid and the red dashed-dotted lines, it is seen that when the position and ranging error covariances are of the same size, the suggested ranging update behaves like the Kalman update up to around three standard deviations, where it gracefully starts to neglect the range measurement.

And then, of course, it takes a long time to actually copy your data from your computer to your external hard drive, and you just don't have the time or patience to commit to that regularly, so you start to neglect it and them *bam* your computer blows up — hard drive failure, malware infection, whatever — and you lose weeks and months worth of irreplaceable data.