Sentence examples for by disregard from inspiring English sources

Rangers in respirators and wildlife threatened by disregard for park rules reflect the toll that snowmobiles are taking on our first national park.

The global TB pandemic has been fuelled by disregard: political will is limited, investment in diagnostics, drugs and vaccines is poor, and the HIV epidemic played its role with sufferers around 27 times more likely to get TB.

The Texan later told the Guardian he was angered by disregard for the procedures of the House, which he called a "last bastion of civility", and that "these 49 victims [of Orlando] were being disrespected … I'm amazed here on the House floor that to them [Democrats] it's all about guns.

Our game - the product - is being rattled from pillar to post by disregard for supporters who are asked to turn up for outrageously timed kick-offs and who are asked to laugh off last-minute postponements.

3. Lack of respect for gifts, as witnessed by disregard of caring for them. 5. Fast loss of interest: 'on to the next'.

As many pointed out at the time, the invasion of Iraq in particular foretold a world wracked by disregard for international norms and defined by the mercenary pursuits of national self-interest.

By disregarding them, that will be dangerous for you.

By disregarding the results and declining to dwell.

Did Obama make a mistake by disregarding his top adviser's counsel?

By disregarding the advice against his excesses he set the scene for his own murder.

Instead, he argued, Mr. Mortier "started out by disregarding everything that had to do with Spain".