Sentence examples for continually ignores from inspiring English sources

Those remind us of how the fashion industry continually ignores or exploits ethnic diversity rather than celebrating it.

"It is mind-boggling to me how Washington continually ignores our financial Judgment Day in order to win on the next Election Day," Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala).

With that said, the editorial serves as another sad example of how the fashion industry continually ignores or exploits ethnic diversity rather than celebrating it.

If a person continually ignores their fear sensations or is carrying around old fear that they've never expressed, they can develop physical symptoms in the zone of the body where the fear is blocked.

The superstore on Newmarket Road was accused by a councillor of continually ignoring requests to clear up the rubbish that had accrued on its grounds.

Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images Updated at 10.21am BST 9.34am BST Q: Israel has continually ignored international rulings on building settlements on the West Bank.

Mr. Vanasek said he "made repeated efforts to cap the percentage of high risk and subprime loans in the portfolio," and to curb the making of loans without income verification, but was continually ignored or rebuffed.

How depressed would you be if you had spent more than 40 years warning of an impending global catastrophe, only to be continually ignored even as you watch the disaster unfolding?

The main problem is political; other members of the Council of Europe may not want to put up with Britain continually ignoring the court's rulings, as the Tories' proposals suggest they might.Nor has European human-rights legislation proved as restrictive as critics suggest.

Major news organisations have all but ignored her death – the death of a noteworthy campaigner while suffering from the very condition she tried to persuade the world actually existed – just as they continually ignore so many important stories about the illness she had.

He notes that experts — who recommended higher troop levels in Iraq, warned about the consequences of disbanding the Iraqi Army or worried about the lack of postwar planning— were continually ignored by the White House and Pentagon leadership, or themselves failed, out of cowardice or blind loyalty, to press insistently their case for an altered course in the war.