Sentence examples for blind to issues from inspiring English sources
The Clintonites and Blairites weren't blind to issues of wage stagnation and redistribution — far from it.
Newton stuck by dubstep, but he wasn't blind to the issues that began to surface within the music as a result of its merger with the more aggressive and overly indulgent sounds from overseas.
The company is hardly blind to these issues.
"We are not blind to the issues that are unaddressed," he said.
The venture-capital ethos means instead that these social entrepreneurs are almost willfully blind to ideological issues.
It would be churlish to suggest that Drake, and everyone playing One Dance on repeat, is blind to the issues of today.
It's important to make clear that not everyone in Silicon Valley is blind to these issues.
Daily Mirror political editor Jason Beattie is in no doubt that women will be appointed to cabinet "to counter the attacks that Downing Street is run by junior common room of privately educated, wealthy men that has been blind to the issues affecting women".
Not blind to my issues, my parents sent me to a variety of therapists and doctors.
What's needed is a transition strategy at scale that brings today's global agricultural system into the 21st century, into an economic environment that is no longer blind to the issues of health, water, biodiversity and climate change.
However they are blind to clinical issues so that, for example, no statistical heterogeneity might be found in studies done in a mixture of rats, dogs, and humans if the HRs were comparable, or when combining data from different antihypertensive drug classes.
