Sentence examples for but of ignoring from inspiring English sources

Ed Cox, director of IPPR North, said: "There must be more targeted help for struggling regions [or] we are in real danger of not only betraying a whole generation of people who can't find work but of ignoring the very places that could help grow the UK economy".

A clear-skies policy in an ash cloud may be inconvenient – but the risks of ignoring the ash are clear.

I know that resources are severely stretched, but the consequences of ignoring the problem are too awful to contemplate.

Such distinctions may be subtle, but the consequences of ignoring them are real, says Alison Rabil, director of financial aid and assistant vice provost.

Argentina is the world's third largest producer of soybean, but faces accusations of ignoring contamination concerns over agrochemical use.

But the consequences of ignoring the importance of nutrition in the 1000-day window are not confined to the developing world.

In the 1950s Robert Wagner initiated major housing programs and granted collective bargaining rights to city unions but was often accused of ignoring long-term problems.

Labour welcomed the fall, but accused the Tories of ignoring low pay growth.

A possible increase of significance level (e.g. Bonferroni correction) may minimize these errors but increases the risk of ignoring really existing relationships.

Alfre Woodard, who plays the enslaved mistress of a planation owner, says we avoid stories about slavery, but at the expense of ignoring the majority of our American history.

Use of a clinical structured interview increases the validity of the study, but includes the risk of ignoring symptoms not covered by the assessment.