Sentence examples for ignored ever from inspiring English sources

Despite this, or perhaps because of it, social and economic rights have been ignored ever since the demise of the USSR both by states and by most activists.

But he added: "In recent decades the basic principles of international co-operation have been ignored ever more frequently.

Concocted on the fly a half-century ago, the official poverty measure ignores ever more of what is happening to the poor person's wallet — good and bad.

Tony Webster, the book's narrator, has been willed a diary by an old school friend he has lost touch with, and it may hold the key to a hazy memory that he's been trying to ignore ever since.

But when I was submitting all these questions about the state of the education system, they could just be ignored for ever.

Worries about what happens when the taps are turned off are being put to one side at the moment, although analysts warned they cannot be ignored for ever.

Worries about what happens when the taps are turned off are being put to one side at the moment, but cannot be ignored for ever.

This month Taylor has been a witness to the theory that weight of runs cannot be ignored for ever when it comes to England selection, as his county colleague Alex Hales's five hundreds in a dozen innings testified.

We need to curb and challenge the dangerous idea that the will of the people can simply be overturned and ignored, how ever much we may find it unappetizing or even despicable.

The culture of others was too often misunderstood or simply not considered, and the guidance of mythologies past (what benefit might a rudimentary knowledge of the Icarus myth have wrought?) with their lessons through the ages were simply ignored nor ever learned at great risk in blood, treasure and morality to the nation as a whole.

People have been ignoring it ever since.