The phrase "ago ignored" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two words that do not logically fit together in standard usage.
Example: "The message was ignored long ago."
Alternatives: "previously overlooked" or "neglected in the past."
Even the famous broader measure "Are we better off than we were four years ago" ignores the multitude of extrinsic factors that determine the economic cycle.
Some of Mr. Kozol's critics say the context of his work may be muddled.The Rev. Robert Jeffers, the chaplain of Bronx Lebanon Hospital, complains that Mr. Kozol still sees the South Bronx as the devastated place it was 20 years ago, ignoring huge strides by community and church coalitions to build new housing, fight crime and improve the schools.
While his stellar debut shot straight to No. 1, thanks to years of touring and issuing free mixtapes, "Born Sinner" shows the young MC has mastered what his chart competitor West learned long ago: Ignore radio trends and deliver a focused and ambitious disc that makes a statement.
A decade or so ago, I ignored this vinegar altogether, thinking it just another fussy food fad or, worse, a hanger-on from nouvelle cuisine.
They regard him as guilty of rigging last July's general election.Like Mr Hun Sen himself, most of the local media championed the Vietnamese victory of decades ago and ignored the repression of Cambodians today.
She admitted that she had a breakdown after the film's release (and describes it in harrowing detail), and added, "I've not really forgiven [Bertolucci] for the way he treated me and although we met in Tokyo 17 years ago, I ignored him….
The public learned long ago to ignore government claims that it was saving money by slashing waste.
It was later banned.In the interview Mr Mao accused the government of shuffling off responsibility for the dam 20 years ago by ignoring anti-dam experts and then getting the legislature to approve the project.
But this is precisely why the state of Florida should put the remaining old men on trial for crimes committed so long ago: to ignore such crimes is to compound the sin.
Pope, who is in his 60s and lives in Appleton, said the media has fixated on things that Trump did decades ago while ignoring things that former president Bill Clinton did.
