Sentence examples for * ignoring in from inspiring English sources

TRADE ministers look upon negotiating deadlines much as Italians treat the rules of the road: useful in principle but almost always worth ignoring in practice.

The update also offers a possibility for monetization – something that Snapchat has been ignoring in favour of growth (a tradition among tech startups).

The show is popular among the C2DE audience that the BBC has been accused of ignoring in favour of the so-called metropolitan elite.

But one thing that's clear is that this is not a problem that Europe is ignoring in favour of easy gains elsewhere.

The high street will become even more empty, and most of those shop assistants we're ignoring in favour of staring at our handsets will be out of work.

They scold analysts who look only for a probability of success in the crossing — the existence of a probability of success better than 0.99 or 0.95 or 0.90, and this within the restricted frame of sampling — ignoring in any spiritual or financial currency the value of the prize and the expected cost of pursuing it.

In the absence of bubbles, ignoring in-scattering by the bacteria leads to errors as high as 20%.

The adopted model, compared with those ignoring the in-plane forces and deformations, approaches the actual response of the plate beams system more reliably.

One filtering test, for example, required viewers to note changes in red rectangles while ignoring changes in blue rectangles in the same pictures.

This included misattribution (blaming symptoms on external, short-term causes), and bargaining (ignoring deficits in functioning in favour of evidence that symptoms were normal).

Be careful when analysts focus on an individual company or industry in a vacuum, ignoring valuations in the general market.