Sentence examples for again disregarded from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, this underestimation of the BER can be again disregarded as, in an actual scenario, such a magnitude of the BER would provoke the loss of the BT connection.

Again, disregarding my instinct and all logic, I did as the others were doing: holding up inanimate objects that could potentially kill us.

In Ms. Warner's version, Ms. Shaw moved from the stage to a promontory on the edge of the balcony and back to the stage again, disregarding the author's specific stage directions and provoking a storm of protest from Beckett admirers and trustees of the late playwright's estate.

Again, disregard the dubious goings-on under previous management.

Purcell once again disregards the facts of the Knotek case and says and does what he wants.

The District Attorney, with no explanation, again disregards their recommendation and orders his prosecutors to proceed with a criminal trial against you.

The United Nations must then give Hussein one final chance to avoid war -- by complying or fleeing -- and be ready to launch missiles, planes and troops if he again disregards or disrespects the world's clear disarmament demands.

If things take more than 40 hours a week, ask what can be removed from your plate, either through delegation or cutting tasks entirely". #2 - I will never again disregard my own feelings and needs for the perceived feelings and needs of others.

Again and again he disregarded established practices and considerations of judicial and administrative convenience in favour of systematic and technical legal considerations.

Again Sharon disregarded orders from above (he later claimed that his fellow commanders "had no idea of what [wa]s happening on the ground"), and again a dramatic military victory silenced critics.

Trump also appeared again to disregard the potential legal problems linked to the term "travel ban". Trump's use of the phrase was cited by several U.S. district court judges in decisions to stop plans to virtually halt U.S. entry for citizens of six Muslim-majority nations.