Sentence examples for fall into disregard from inspiring English sources
But not everyone was a modernist: some composers flourished while adhering to more conservative styles, only to fall into disregard later.
External fixation was widely used in the early part of the 20th century but fell into disregard later with advent of new internal fixation devices.
(See "OPEC Member Falls Into Step").
When Ali suggested that soldiers buy up locals' rocket-propelled grenade launchers so that they would not fall into the hands of insurgents, he was disregarded.
Ladies, unlike the feminist illuminati who disparage your personal choices when they don't fall into line with their radical views, I will not ignore and disregard your decisions.
Disregarding βVI- and βVII-tubulin, β-tubulin isotypes fall into two distinct evolutionary branches consisting of βI-, βII-, and βIV-tubulin on the one hand, and βIII- and βV-tubulin on the other (Verdier-Pinard et al, 2005).
If the West begins to disregard sovereign nations and treats all culturally similar countries as if they were the same, we will fall into the trap of Huntington's "clash".
Schools fall into disrepair.
Men fall into tarry pits.
They fall into two camps.
