Sentence examples for has sometimes been ignored from inspiring English sources

This has sometimes been ignored: Deng himself acted the despot in times of crisis.

When Tehran has tried to direct Houthi actions, it has sometimes been ignored.

"History teaches us," says the Secretary for State, in reply, "that it has sometimes been found necessary to ignore local sentiment or to override racial prejudice in the interest of sound administration, or in order to establish an ethical or political principle," But he goes on to add that whenever the opportunity occurs these assumptions of force should be retracted.

In New York City, the result of these dual pursuits has sometimes been twisting, rambling districts that ignore the geographic, religious, ethnic and other characteristics of a neighborhood.

Contrary to what has sometimes been argued, EBM is not cookbook medicine that ignores individual needs.

Instead it has received little attention and sometimes been ignored altogether.

Since then, residual risk has decreased dramatically and it was suspected that recommendations might sometimes be ignored.

American music has hardly been ignored, but sometimes it seems as if the conductor initially marketed as "A Maestro for New York" were more interested in what's happening in Paris or Helsinki than on the Lower East Side.

Distinction between aspects of the implementation process and the discrete context is sometimes difficult; thus, in the past, it has often been ignored.

It has largely been ignored.

The pact has long been ignored.