Sentence examples for ignored neither from inspiring English sources

There were signs, such as G.W. Bush's Massive Prescription Drug overhaul and the formation of the Health Savings Accounts, but the truth is only when the Democrats finally pushed, Republicans seized the issue with kid gloves and appeared to be simultaneously on board and wounded by being ignored, neither of which is particularly accurate.

Higginson did not appear to mind that his subsequent editorial suggestions were ignored; neither did he show surprise that such an audacious writer should have selected for her correspondent a man whose own poetry, as he himself recognized, suffered from a deadening sense of decorum.

They found that, when non-native interactions were ignored, neither protein was able to form a trefoil knot.

Kershaw is a soldier: he ignores neither the horrors of war nor the heroism; and he knows not only what it is like, but what it all means.

By remaining in circulation, even ignoring (neither fleeing nor hiding) agents should have an inflammatory effect on the epidemic.

The Christian themes are not ignored but neither are they properly dramatised.

Two later novels published while Shaara was still alive are presently so ignored that neither has a single reader review at Amazon.

The actuarial tables cannot be ignored, and neither can the possibility that the winner in November will serve a single term and then be succeeded by her or his No. 2. When viewers tune in to the debate on Tuesday night, they should be asking whether Kaine and Pence have what it takes to be President.

Climate change should not be ignored but neither does it necessarily dominate other contributors.

The market potential should not be ignored and neither should its long-term effects within the diaspora.

Hers was one statement he could not afford simply to ignore, but neither did he choose to engage her on the content of her critique.