Sentence examples for if not ignored from inspiring English sources

Reviewers' comments were sometimes dealt with only superficially, if not ignored altogether.

For a time, efforts to tear down the racially discriminatory housing barriers went unheeded, if not ignored.

And while such a contribution should be commended, human rights both ESCR and CPR have mostly been side-lined, if not ignored throughout the negotiations.

Robin Benitz, 53, said the school should provide a status upgrade to a neighborhood often derided, if not ignored, by its counterparts on the island of Manhattan.

They have become a social group that, if not ignored completely, is faced with relentless vilification, discrimination, criminalisation and even hate crimes.

Perhaps the most surprising finding of the study was that pain itself was if not ignored certainly not handled with enough care.

The asymmetry encourages executives to downplay risk, if not ignore it, in the quest for returns.

Asked what makes a Royal pundit valuable, the author of The Royal House of Windsor, says: "Have they written serious and significant books on the House of Windsor, and do they have an Oxbridge Doctorate?" If not, ignore them.

With midterm elections nearing, advocacy groups and election officials around the country are concerned that homeowners and renters affected by foreclosure will face complications at the polls, if not ignore the election altogether.

The insistence that things will simply get worse under Trump as the motivation to vote for Clinton is to gloss over, if not ignore, the deep and profound ways that young people are already suffering.

The President is clearly entitled to seek out a con servative and a Southerner for the Supreme Court; but to make that search synonymous with the Cars well nomination is to belittle if not ignore the great reservoir of talented Southern conservatives.