Sentence examples for conveniently been ignored from inspiring English sources
The reason, in large part, is that baby boomers got one year closer to cashing in on all those Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid payments which they are owed, but which have conveniently been ignored in tallying up federal debt.
Meanwhile, the dire consequences of the Bush legacy that McCain has inherited, from the disaster of Iraq to the economic meltdown, conveniently will be ignored.
What is conveniently ignored is that while individual cells may fire at that rate, they are not linked to each other via some light-speed network that tells them to fire all exactly in sync.
That most of those offerings were horrible investments is conveniently ignored.
It's a paradox that is conveniently ignored (or rather hidden) by conservative leaders like Ted Cruz.
The fact that the Human Rights Act – under which an entitlement to privacy is enshrined – was passed by parliament after extensive debate is conveniently ignored.
Nothing disturbs the surface of the pastel wardrobe of suits and tailored dresses Givenchy has created for her to wear (although how a typist-for-hire would get within gazing distance of clothes that are clearly a couturier's vision is conveniently ignored), no sign of breasts or hips strain at the enclosure of fabric.
One outcome is desired, and all the possible complications are conveniently ignored or dismissed out of hand.
If one looks at India's national trajectory through the lens of the Hindi film industry, in hundred years of its existence, there will be one major gap: India's troubled relationship with Pakistan was conveniently ignored by the industry for decades.
When larger countries such as Germany and France routinely violated spending limits a few years ago, this was conveniently ignored (or papered over), in contrast to the vituperative criticism now being hurled at Greece.
