Sentence examples for easily disregard from inspiring English sources

Re-imagining the prison system with the private sector is problematic and it's a liability that we shouldn't easily disregard.

He had no interest in me, for I presented no challenge: he could speak Slovenian to me and he could easily disregard any of my demands.

The obvious benefit is that the problem will be resolved amicably, but the disadvantage is that they're not legally binding so creditors can easily disregard them at a later date and demand the debt is paid in full.

In the original draft, the FSP said practitioners could presume current trades are in fact "distressed", giving them the ability to easily disregard them as not comparable and to look directly to Level 3 inputs.

"This ruling is an important step to putting consumers in control of their personal information and ensuring that companies like Google are not able to easily disregard people's privacy in pursuit of more information and greater profits".

To hear Gingrich attack Romney for earning his fortune in private equity, one could easily disregard the fact that private equity -- like venture capital -- is one of the best functioning sectors of our capital market.

It can be easily disregarded as unimportant, not least because of pressure on politicians to provide family housing in the current supply-poor market.

A world where trust was a value that was honored, not a quality easily disregarded.

It's a system that easily disregards people who have no political capital and are especially vulnerable to workplace transgressions.

With just 20 women currently serving in the U.S. Senate and 82 in the House, it is no surprise that our voices are so easily disregarded.

Over brief periods (e.g. without incidents that impact QOL), change in these parameters may be easily disregarded.