Sentence examples for have become ignored from inspiring English sources

The result is that certain regions have become ignored and hosts to an underclass.

One of the objectives of the cycle is to educate and inform people about Afghanistan's political and cultural past (and present); the reason for this was that Nick Kent felt it had become ignored as it fell into the shadow of Iraq and that people knew very little about it.

According to station sources who asked not to be identified, personnel at WWOR believe they have become the ignored stepchildren in this marriage.

Since then, Mr. Sicilia's grief and fury have resonated with many Mexicans who believe they have become the ignored victims in a battle between organized crime on one side and soldiers and the police on the other.

How could a brilliant figure like Mallach, once tapped by Einstein as his natural successor, have become scorned and ignored, "a burned-out star" teaching "Physics for Poets"?

Civilian casualties have become harder to ignore.

This year, though, the figures have become hard to ignore.

Since the Presidential election, some of these concerns have become impossible to ignore.

But as the number of gun massacres has increased the consequences of this political capture have become harder to ignore.

In that comment alone he conveyed the concerns around Walcott that have become impossible to ignore recently.

But with all the action in the tablet market lately, smaller models have become impossible to ignore.