Sentence examples for almost disregarded from inspiring English sources

"I read it and said to my deputy, 'yes, we know that goes on' and I put it to one side, and almost disregarded it," she says.

Accuracy of a system is measured in terms of performance uncertainty, the study of which is almost disregarded in engineering and science education though the knowledge of uncertainty measurement is essential to get a high-quality control in automation.

Stephen Hawking says aliens almost certainly exist and senior Seti astronomer Seth Shostak has said that the hunt for alien life should take into account alien "sentient machines", almost disregarding the possibility that there's nothing to search for.

"The most interesting thing about this [project] has been Shin's willingness to almost disregard what we think we know about architecture and bring in a new model," says architect Keith Plymate in a video interview about the housing project.

Pedestrian crossings are almost totally disregarded.

I'd rather have this latter entry, South American literature being almost wholly disregarded in this book.

But you should not manipulate or examine the contents of her in-box, regardless of where those contents are from (there are theoretical exceptions to this rule, but they're so rare that they can almost be disregarded from the discussion — if your wife was missing, for example).

Newman, who is an ultra-conservative, is almost universally disregarded.

In other words, the fiduciary duty of the board of directors to the stockholders of BitTorrent was almost certainly disregarded.

The Palestinian narrative of the conflict seems to be almost completely disregarded.

However, the management plan has been almost completely disregarded since then.