Sentence examples for disregarded until from inspiring English sources
Women, at this time, were entirely disregarded – until the 19th amendment passed in 1920.
And no matter what is said for official consumption, appointed senators are usually disregarded until they have faced voters and actually won an election.
If any of these conditions is detected, measurements are disregarded until the image stabilizes.
There is however an alternative explanation which has been widely disregarded until now, i.e., that these changes may reflect mere adaptation to a high-fructose diet.
This possibility is of course entirely speculative, and without any direct evidence, but it cannot be disregarded until there is clearer evidence to demonstrate that the post-flood deficit of deaths observed in our analyses is the result of an artefact of evacuation or other bias.
Disregarded until Freud wrote a small book about it, in 1910, the passage still commands attention.
A mother and daughter in Kerala whose complaints of stalking were disregarded by police until the daughter was raped, mutilated and murdered.
A12 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 At Clinic, Hurdles to Clear Before Medicaid Care A 16-month review of the Morris Heights Health Center in the Bronx reveals that Medicaid's handicaps boil down to three dispiriting truths: people do not understand the cumbersome enrollment process, patients disregard paperwork until they are seriously ill, and available specialists are scarce.
Research on synaesthesia is not as extensive as you might expect: it was disregarded as a phenomenon until the advent of MRI scans in the late 1980s, proving that corresponding areas of the brain really do light up in synaesthetes – but it's thought it may be more common in artists.
However, they believed the tanks to be British and disregarded Elliott's warning until the German tanks began attacking the battalion's positions.
"The GM industry appears to be expanding its grasp over traditional subsistence crops which had, until recently, been disregarded," it said.
