Sentence examples for future ignore from inspiring English sources

The first item was easy: in the future, ignore husband's advice.

Kenneth Jenrow, Detroit, Mich.: The arguments of Mr. Future ignore one essential fact in the present situation in Iraq: the so-called movement toward democracy did not arise organically from within the Iraqi culture, as was the case in the historical examples he alludes to.

But if you are in a high tax bracket and your main concern is investing for the future, ignore her.

If that date is still in the future, ignore this and move on to the next step.

Positive thinking, by contrast, always leans into the future, ignoring present pleasures.

That's probably as it should be: Ko looks to the future, ignoring the old rules and beckoning epicures open to new ones.

Speaking to reporters in front of his locker before Friday's game, Lowell was also mum about his longer-term future, ignoring a suggestion that he might be more marketable — and more durable — playing first base rather than third.

She's been fortunate enough not to experience pupils fainting in her class, due to lack of food, as other teachers have witnessed, but is pained to see children's future ignored in favour of economic power.

Mr. Weinstein's letter suggesting we drill our way to a subsidy-free energy future ignores not only the seminal role that energy subsidies have played in our nation's history but also the fact that oil and coal prices are going up while wind and solar prices are coming down.

While we do not suggest that future researchers ignore these factors entirely, the consistency of this finding means that establishing this relationship is likely unnecessary in future research.

"Future campaigns ignore the targeting strategy of the Obama campaign of 2012 at their peril," said Ken Goldstein, the president of Kantar Media/CMAG, a media monitoring firm that tracked and analyzed political advertising for both campaigns.