Sentence examples for ignored problem from inspiring English sources
No one's quite sure how best to treat it, largely because it's an ignored malady, an ignored problem.
That's a central but largely ignored problem faced by designers of long-span cable-supported bridges, according to Ted Zoli, a bridge engineer.
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In fact, he is an economist with an evangelical mission to deal with the immense and massively ignored problem of mental health in Britain.
The most frequently mentioned (but often ignored) problem is that the test results are not a reliable indicator of the reactions of the broader population.
The decision came shortly after the supreme court unveiled new sentencing guidelines for cases involving victims of abuse, and as the Chinese government considers a draft bill on domestic violence, efforts to tackle a widespread and often ignored problem.
He said previous administrations had ignored problems.
Taylor Hughes, a Crenshaw neighborhood leader, said Russell has ignored problems there.
ASEAN's leaders, after all, are good at ignoring problems.
Nor does focusing on strengths mean we ignore problems.
Please ignore problems 11, 19, 20, 21, and 24, which concern material we won't cover.
