Sentence examples for total neglect from inspiring English sources
Otherwise, Déby has left his citizens in total neglect.
It's total neglect or wanting to avoid the issue.
Although epimediums are truly trouble-free, total neglect is not right.
She talks about what Tesco has – or, rather, hasn't – done in terms of poor ethics, and "total neglect".
The almost total neglect of the score since the ROH premiere and one revival there is inexplicable.
Never again the self-destruction of a democracy, and never again the total neglect of fundamental rights," Grimm noted.
Soderberg's story does have its disturbing aspects, however, chief among them the lovers' near-total neglect of their children.
Mr. Shepard advocates an agronomical method he calls STUN, for "Sheer, Total, Utter Neglect".
The first rediscovery took place during Leskov's own lifetime: in the 1880s, after he had suffered for years "an almost total critical neglect, the young Chekhov hailed his oeuvre, declaring him "a mixture of an elegant Frenchman and a defrocked priest".
Moreover, savings are based on total expenditures neglecting price sensitivity and its impact on purchased volumes.
For a typical analysis in bioinformatics, I'll speculate at some plausible values: 100,000 total LOC (neglecting trusted components such as the Linux kernel).
