Sentence examples for to be neglecting from inspiring English sources

At the moment, we seem to be neglecting number three.

Not only did the United States appear to be neglecting its biggest Asian ally.

The change would also set up a system of fines for owners deemed to be neglecting their trees.

The difference, he said, was that Mr. Obama seemed to be neglecting the negotiation side of the equation.

It is unfortunate that the education system seems to be neglecting its primary aim in the face of monetary conflicts".

This is the "participation paradox". We appear to be neglecting the very inquiry that feeds our ability to understand our bodies and to evaluate approaches to preserve, improve, or recover health from disease.

"We cannot leave the villa to be neglected".

"It's better to be neglected than to be taken seriously," he said.

This is not to be neglected in the discussion about health impacts of radiation.

"These are signs that show the dangers of cybercrime are too big to be neglected".

It will be in the end, of course: it is too good to be neglected forever.