neglectful

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• Yet the continued failure of San Diego’s elected city leaders to deliver on equity of opportunity as related to housing has been neglectful at best, shameful at worst.

• For example, habitual bingers tend to feel a loss of control and neglectful of their day-to-day responsibilities while they’re watching, and anxious and unable to focus in between viewings.

• His lawyer Matías Morla urged an investigation on Thursday, alleging the health workers caring for the soccer star were neglectful.

• Off stage, he was an unfaithful husband, a neglectful father, and a friend only so long as you did what he wanted.

• In the book, Matilda overcame her neglectful parents by teaching herself how to read Dickens and perform complicated math.

• The mostly-absent/borderline neglectful parents are a famous film director and a former supermodel.

• Too many of his writings have as their theme the great wrong done to him personally by a neglectful country.

• Neglectful of his personal safety, he plunged out into the traffic, dodging this way and that, and making after Monte Irvin's car.

• Are you going to throw off the mask outright, and become a bad husband as well as a neglectful one?

• He became more and more neglectful, failing time after time to heed the alarm.

• But he fell into a sort of settled melancholy, which nothing could shake off, and even grew of the bottle.