Sentence examples for ignored fact from inspiring English sources

The proposal, outlined in the latest issue of Science magazine, takes into account an often ignored fact: "When there's a conflict between policies promoting economic growth and policies restricting carbon dioxide, economic growth wins every time," the article says.

NEW YORK — It's an underappreciated, almost ignored fact in the grand narrative of World War II that the Allied invasion of Normandy caused something on the order of 19,890 civilian deaths in the five French departments that saw most of the fighting.

Here, we explore the consequences of a simple, and previously ignored, fact that in a grasping posture the position of the male's grasping appendages relative to the female's body is often a function of body size difference between the sexes.

"I was shocked and very surprised …They have completely ignored facts and just hand-plucked certain information," he said.

Yet the DEA has always ignored facts that support reforming drug laws, even when they come from within the agency.

"Statements that anything has been secretive ignore fact and only serve to promote private political agendas".

"Practical politics," said Henry Adams, "consists in ignoring facts".

But the rockets are facts and you can't ignore facts.

You're right that it's amazing how brazen these folks are at ignoring facts.

But the Israeli government view ignores facts that loom large among Palestinians.

And the international community deserves blame for ignoring facts and avoiding action when intervention could have saved thousands.