Sentence examples for disregarded young from inspiring English sources

The very notion of a livestreamed funeral presupposes that this is a death that would not be passed over in silence, like so many grossly disregarded young black lives before.

Yet despite this, strategies for responding to the epidemic generally disregard young people.

He argues that this is reasonable in the face of the government's "savage" cuts to education and ministers' "disregard" for young people.

Studies may focus more on the upward swinging age ranges and disregard the younger populations.

The current biomass estimates disregarded smaller and younger trees (DBH <5 cm), which may have led to underestimation, as those trees may have a significant contribution to forest biomass stock and are reported to be very important in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) reporting process (Black et al. 2004).

While others, such as his elder brother Sanusi, stressed the need for "Asian" values, the younger Pane disregarded conventional Indonesian morality.

There seems to be a total disregard for black life; specifically, a disregard for young black males.

The inept, excessively militarized municipal cops used tear gas, rubber bullets, and aggression with astounding disregard for young black lives — and a seeming disregard for public opinion.

How do we Boomers manage to feel so young, disregarding the evidence we see whenever we take a selfie?

When Francis was about twenty-five, Pietooktook him to the town's ecclesiastical court and explained how the young man had disregarded his responsibilities.

At a news conference across the plaza from police headquarters in Lower Manhattan, public officials said that the case against the officer, Michael Daragjati, was emblematic of a police culture that disregarded the civil rights of young black and Hispanic men.