Sentence examples for exceedingly ignored from inspiring English sources
Because the clitoris and the female orgasm aren't necessary for reproduction, they've been exceedingly ignored by science, in stark contrast to the penis.
He is, it can't be ignored, exceedingly posh.
For common mutagenesis frequencies, the last term is exceedingly small and can be ignored without significant loss of accuracy.
To focus on functionally relevant interactions, several exceedingly common metabolites (like H2O) were ignored.
The conventional assumption in comparative genomics, starting with the neutral theory of molecular evolution championed by Kimura, 13 is that populations are very close to their fitness optimum, and so beneficial mutations are exceedingly rare and can safely be ignored.
Even ignoring the exceedingly narrow realm of information protected, the pact is mired in a grey area.
Alas, this wholesale dismissal of technology's past ignores one exceedingly important historical lesson: that culture, broadly conceived, affects technology at least as much as technology affects culture.
The vast majority of the published workplace slips, trips and falls (STF) literature is exceedingly narrow in its focus and often ignores wider systems issues in workplace STF aetiology.
All over Europe, governments are imposing austerity budgets, and this House would be exceedingly unwise if it does not take on board that message, if it chooses to ignore the letter from the five Heads of Government, because what those five Heads of Government were saying is: more Europe is not the answer; smarter Europe is.
On an exceedingly rare basis, I am approached to fund someone's nonsense, which I will always refuse, ignore, deflect or feign insanity to escape.
