Sentence examples for fundamentally ignored from inspiring English sources

People felt fundamentally ignored because they weren't receiving feedback.

I must quote one of the most remarkable reports of our time, which is still fundamentally ignored because we just can't grasp the fact that by eating animals we are contributing the most to global warming.

Given that blood born odorants stimulate olfaction [ 11- 13] and acute intoxication via i.g. infusion has been shown to yield altered ethanol odor responses (albeit aversion) [ 14- 16], it is noteworthy that ethanol-related studies using social transmission have fundamentally ignored the odor-guided responses of the demonstrator.

As The Bookseller highlights, we think this is unacceptable as it ignores the role hybrids have played in the advancement of OA and fundamentally ignores the data.

My problem with the Mitchell report is that it fundamentally ignores how we got into this abyss and the only real way out.

First, even though it is a reform of macroeconomic nature, the motivation behind the initiative fundamentally ignores most of the existing literature in macroeconomics.

To blame the violence on the black community fundamentally ignores the deep structural inequality in the city.

On the flip side, this loss of confidence is something awful for progressives (and the country) - and yet it is something I think many progressives fundamentally ignore.

However, to blame this violence on problems that are internal to that community fundamentally ignores the deep structural inequality built into Halifax's economy, its politics, and even its geography.

However, to blame this violence on problems which are internal to that community fundamentally ignores the deep structural inequality built into Halifax's economy, its politics and even its geography.

More fundamentally, it ignores the advice of Hume, written long ago, rephrased by Carl Sagan somewhat later in a punchier way as: "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence".