Sentence examples for ignored prospects from inspiring English sources

In the 1970s and early 1980s Kodak all but ignored prospects in developing countries.

The danger in a nostalgic approach to Iran is that it encourages Israel "consciously or inadvertently [to] ignore prospects for coexistence with its immediate Arab neighbours because it convinces itself of the seeming immutability of its periphery relationships".

The commissioner was sure he was not there to raise funds for the Liberal party, which ignored the prospect that he was a drawcard for well-padded lawyers who could come and also make donations, on top of paying for the cost of the meal.

To be sure, neither party is ignoring the prospects of women in Congressional races.

In a letter to Krichell, Press raved about players but expressed dismay that the Yankees had chosen to ignore black prospects.

Mr. Weinstein, who has made no secret of his desire to win an Oscar for Mr. Scorsese, denied that Miramax ever ignored the Oscar prospects of any of its films.

"We must not ignore the prospect of a disorderly departure of some countries from the euro zone," he said.

By spending wildly before the downturn, many were content to ignore the prospect of having to eat pet food during retirement.

In November Andrew Bailey, the Financial Services Authority's top regulator, told banks: "We must not ignore the prospect of the disorderly departure of some countries from the eurozone".

Australia was ignoring the prospect Israel will end up as a "Greater Israel" governing 5 million Arabs with inferior legal status to Israelis – and be isolated and condemned as a result.

For me the whole point of throwing up was to look better, and I was having trouble ignoring the prospect of looking worse if I kept at it long enough.