Sentence examples for would be to neglect from inspiring English sources

"What would be a real bet," he said, "would be to neglect an important part of the market, or address it with programs not compatible with our resources".

Society creates and regulates social and religious rites and liturgies to express its beliefs, but to explain the origin of prayer solely in terms of an environmental context would be to neglect the inner, personal origins of prayer.

Yet to miss out on some of these parts would be to neglect an insight into Roman history, which only a visit to the seat of the empire itself would otherwise provide.

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

(i) One option would be to neglect parameter uncertainty when determining a reimbursable price by sticking to the point estimate of the base case analysis.

To believe the lies and heed the grievous "warnings" of Saif, would be to grossly neglect the deafening call for freedom coming from the Libyan people and to allow oneself to be deluded that the winds of change that have swept across Tunis and Cairo will not soon be blowing through the empty palaces of the Gaddafi family.

A starting point to correct this neglect would be to provide optional public funding for candidates.

My defense against this kind of neglect would be to arrive conveniently at our neighbors' house, the Bassaros, just before dinner, hoping to get invited to eat with them.

The fear, some economists said, is that his endorsement creates expectations that he would be willing to neglect inflation for a while in order to let the government's spending cuts work.

Jonathan would be happy to neglect the use of pronouns for the duration of this conversation.

Peerless Pirlo While we're on the subject of star players, it would be remiss to neglect Andrea Pirlo.