Sentence examples for ignored half from inspiring English sources

The Harvard Medical School study that found newborns not endangered by being discharged after one night ignored half the equation.

"Sisi ignored half the people!" The generals have shown little enthusiasm for returning to politics, especially after their own prestige was badly tarnished by the year of street violence and economic catastrophe they oversaw after ousting Mr. Mubarak.

Too often, rice is the ignored half of the sushi partnership, taken for granted, but Mr. Takayama's rice was soft and lightly vinegared, each grain independent, yet part of an indivisible unit.

Grouping Joe 90 with the earlier Supercar and the subsequent The Secret Service, Peel concludes, "It is hardly coincidental that these tend to be the least-loved of [Anderson's] series; he had, after all, ignored half of his potential audience".

As it happened, the men who marched on the legislature ignored (half-hearted) appeals from Mr Wahid to go home, but were eventually convinced by their local kiai.Yokels and zealotsNU supporters tend to be a very different crowd to Muhammadiyah's.

To say that evolution happens "by chance" ignores half of the picture.

We cannot address this skills crisis by ignoring half of our talent pool.

In a war where counterinsurgency is waged in the general population, you cannot ignore half of the people.

"For a company like Pearson to ignore the bottom of the pyramid is to ignore half the market," she said.

But focusing exclusively on that stuff, as a lot of Labour people want to, ignores half the argument.

Bradford played a bit anxiously at times and also had a tendency to ignore half the field in locking onto his initial reads.