Sentence examples for be ignored by a from inspiring English sources
The history of Prohibition has shown us what happens when we enact laws that are certain to be ignored by a large segment of the population.
The President and his wife are simple and democratic in their private lives and tastes, but silver weddings in the White House are rare and cannot be ignored by a faithful country.
The stories from postal workers about bullying, harassment and crude service-cutting are too widespread to be ignored by a responsible government – which is, after all, sole shareholder in Royal Mail.
On a recent episode of ABC's "Modern Family," the character Claire Dunphy explodes when she tries to serve the family breakfast, only to be ignored by a husband adjusting his fantasy football roster on his iPad, a son playing video games on his Nintendo DS and two daughters e-mailing each other from across the table.
The Corston report has met with a tepid response from the Home Office and it is likely that most, if not all, of its recommendations will be ignored by a government intent on ratcheting up, rather than reducing, the prison population.
Add to the mix the strong sympathies for Israel that exist in Congress, a political factor that cannot be ignored by a first-term president, and the pressure on Mr. Bush seems only to rise, prompting questions across Europe and the Arab world about Mr. Bush's commitment to his own policy.
Marta has capabilities unlike any other female player and causes a threat that can never be ignored by an opposition's defense.
A document that did not clearly establish prior art might be ignored by an examiner who could issue a patent for an invention a company thought that it had defensively covered.
For all I know, Castro may now be trapped in the syndrome of the Communists, but if he is, it is a tragedy which cannot be ignored by an adventure which will prove more ugly than romantic.
Some residents say the island has different needs to the mainland which would be ignored by an MP from the mainland.
As the data demonstrates, it is easy to miss existing patents (i.e., prior art) that can be ignored by an applicant and overlooked by the patent office.
