Sentence examples for ignored problems from inspiring English sources
He said previous administrations had ignored problems.
"Some commissioners, like David Kessler, have interpreted the authority to implement vigorous enforcement; others have ignored problems until they result in major recalls or outbreaks of contaminated products".
The documents reveal that JPMorgan, as well as two firms the bank acquired during the credit crisis, Washington Mutual and Bear Stearns, flouted quality controls and ignored problems, sometimes hiding them entirely, in a quest for profit.
The report was also highly critical of the culture within Nasa that ignored problems with the foam insulation and allowed shortcuts to be taken on other safety issues.
ICE's reports often allegedly ignored problems found in inspections by the Office of Detention Oversight (ODO), an independent commission designed to monitor facilities.
The country's WASP leadership often ignored problems facing people who didn't look or act like them, as the Bush administration did when it continued Ronald Reagan's legacy of not reacting quickly or strongly enough to the AIDS epidemic.
No one's quite sure how best to treat it, largely because it's an ignored malady, an ignored problem.
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That's a central but largely ignored problem faced by designers of long-span cable-supported bridges, according to Ted Zoli, a bridge engineer.
Nausea is a big, and largely ignored, problem in cancer treatment, but it's not going to make Merck much money.
In sum, this is a creative piece of work that looks at a hitherto ignored problem and has great promise for moving the field forward.
