Sentence examples for what we neglected from inspiring English sources

We said that, but what we neglected to mention is that Lexus makes its own high-performance, full-sized sedans, the GS 300 and GS 430, so if sporty is what you want, you needn't leave Lexus behind.

Because of what we did and what we neglected to do.

What we neglect to account for is if how we're going about building a sustainable living accurately reflects not only the life we want but how we want to be perceived.

Is it possible that desperation is just a wake-up call to show us what we've neglected in the past or how we've gotten off track?

Since we will discuss a system which is strongly cooperative, in much of what follows we neglect the switching noise term and focus on the output noise and diffusion noise.

This paper may well be found to be rather critical with regard to what we missed or neglected to teach up to nowadays.

One senior Ministry of Health official observed, "HIV, TB and malaria have taken almost 90% of our time, not to mention that they have also taken most of our budgetary money to the extent that we have actually neglected what we call noncommunicable diseases" [interview, national level, October 2007].

"This is who we are, this is what we are," he thundered, neglecting to explain exactly what the practical difference is between those two formulations; "It kicks you!

Craig Berry, pensions policy officer for the TUC, said: "The focus of policy makers and too many schemes is building up a big pot while saving, and neglecting what we do with the pot when people retire.

Everyone wants what they don't have and as a result, we end up neglecting what we do have.

I think we got ourselves in this mess from neglecting what we might call the artistic part of ourselves, by allowing art to be treated as a sort of minor arts-and-crafts thing some freaky people do over here while wearing berets".