Sentence examples for was to neglect from inspiring English sources

One of them was to neglect Afghanistan -- where the 9/11 terrorist attacks were masterminded -- and to use that tragedy as a pretext to invade and occupy Iraq.

To those, like this reviewer, who have always thought Hardy as unwise to have given up fiction as George Meredith was to neglect poetry, even for a time, Tomalin's treatment of the Emma poems prompts at least a tentative reconsideration.

One of those unforgettable mistakes in the history of American foreign policy was to neglect Afghanistan, where the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the United States homeland were masterminded, and rather to use that tragedy as a pretext to invade and occupy Iraq.

In the past, the policy was to neglect and ignore because they thought the number was a couple of thousand.

The best way to avoid lawsuits was to neglect measuring infection rates.

But to focus on only a few front-runners is to neglect a huge portion of the G.O.P. Presidential field.

It now looks as if global power rests on how willing a country is to neglect its older citizens.

To do so would be to neglect the impact this man has on the wider world.

A good approximation is to neglect the second and higher order derivatives in series (Equation 3).

To neglect this is to neglect the way we understand mental illness and manhood in Australia as it now stands.

Even if you were to neglect the social impacts, the filth was unavoidable.