Sentence examples for ignore rumours from inspiring English sources

The president himself has no doubts about the strength of his grassroots support, and has advised supporters to ignore rumours of a split in the party.

Equipped with a user-friendly manual written by Hanlon, their reporters learned to spot irregularities, to identify sources (although CIP may protect their identity), check facts and ignore rumour.

But the 24-year-old says he is ignoring rumours of his possible departure.

Investigators could not afford to ignore the rumours.

"Although initially I thought that it was better to ignore these rumours, they have continued and are also very unfair and hurtful to the other staff mentioned and to my family.

A daily radio programme offers advice such as how to make dirty water drinkable, how to use an open toilet and stop disease spreading - as well as how to ignore false rumours about aftershocks and further earthquakes.

Mr Thomas, previously chief executive at the West Essex Primary Care Trust, said although he initially wanted to ignore the rumours they had continued and were "very unfair and hurtful" to other staff mentioned and his family.

But why, after ignoring the rumours for a month, did President Sarkozy abruptly decide last week to go on the counter-attack?

Lehman had a near-death experience in 1998, after Mr Fuld ignored nasty rumours, vainly hoping they would fizzle out, and Lehman's liquidity all but dried up.

Ms Joo says she ignored the rumours until the parents-in-law of a man she knew were publicly executed.

The Russians and the Hudson's Bay Company had both explored the Yukon in the first half of the 19th century, but ignored the rumours of gold in favour of fur trading, which offered more immediate profits - indeed, some of the first prospectors had to supplement their income with fur trading in order to survive.