Neglect used in a sentence

Neglect in a sentence as a noun

So why does almost all new database projects seem to neglect them?

As you say, a little neglect never hurt anybody.

When you "code until the sun comes up" you neglect basic human necessities like sleep and human contact.

People's passion or neglect isn't regulated by law; instead it's regulated by their own feeling of right and wrong.

The only way I can imagine that you think they're neglected is that you just don't know where to look for them, because these topics are all over the place in my world.

Asbestos + neglect + vandalism is a nasty combo.

There's an implicit deceit on the part of educators, who simply "neglect" to mention that they're training students for jobs that haven't existed for twenty years.

And well neglect feasibility, taking chances to achieve core grand symbolic values, rather than ordinary muddled values.

Neglect in a sentence as a verb

Sorry, but "neglect" is a pretty obnoxious accusation you're leveling against Alan.

Oh noes!The entire thrust of our medical regulatory system, from the Flexner Report to today, is the belief that it's better for 1000 patients to die of neglect, than 1 from quackery.

" They neglect to schedule you for more work, you follow up, they continue to neglect to schedule you for more work, you take the hint, and then you get paid $50k+ because that is what COO-level consultants cost for two weeks.

But there is still a difference between employees doing evil in defiance of management's orders, doing evil as instructed by management, and doing evil in a climate of management neglect.

You could call it the Eloi-Morlock bias:Regarding distant futures, however, well be too confident, focus too much on unlikely global events, rely too much on trends, theories, and loose abstractions, while neglecting details and variation.

In a completely opposite situation, if the star programmers work in isolation, disdain to discuss their work with lesser programmers, neglect to document their code, and aspire to write code that no one else understands, junior programmers will learn some very unhelpful lessons.

We seem primed to neglect the value and prospect of trillions of quirky future creatures not fundamentally that different from us, focused on their simple day-to-day pleasures, mostly getting along peacefully in vastly-varied uncoordinated and hard-to-predict local cultures and life-styles.