Sentence examples for especially ignored from inspiring English sources

Second, keeping unit costs low as coverage expands has been especially ignored in Sub-Saharan Africa, particularly in West Africa - where unit costs (per pupil and per graduate) remain among the highest in the world, and enrolment rates among the lowest.

Especially ignore the text if it says that clicking on the link (or calling the number) is the only way to get a particular promotion.

You have to especially ignore the polls -- they're the worst of all, and you can never predict what they'll say.

Even now, he second-guesses himself a lot – for not leaving the night of the action, for not stopping and letting the Russians board and, especially, for ignoring the shots across the bow.

Ms. Schneible, who said her mother was half Indian, said the district had a long history given preferential treatment to American Indians, especially by ignoring discipline problems among its students.

Amiable and nonthreatening, the books are informed less by populist anti-intellectualism than by a bedrock belief that knowledge is democratic, that you too can master things — especially by ignoring those highfalutin experts who make you feel inadequate.

Especially we ignore if similar observations would be obtained in emergency intubations.

Incorrectly assuming the reference test were perfect resulted in substantial bias, especially when ignore study level effects (Fig. 2 d– f, Model 1).

Yemen must not be ignored, especially as Pakistan creeps onto the list of states where the United States is launching attacks.

But as things went from bad to worse such facts were easily distorted or ignored, especially in the late 1920s as Weimar faltered and Hitler rose.

Whatever the cause, serious side effects cannot be ignored, especially in a drug being taken by hundreds of thousands of people.