Sentence examples for ignored sound from inspiring English sources

"At its core, this is an abuse-of-power case involving a sheriff and sheriff's office that disregarded the Constitution, ignored sound police practices, compromised public safety and did not hesitate to retaliate against his perceived critics," Thomas E. Perez, assistant attorney general at the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, said at a news conference here.

"At its core, this is an abuse-of-power case involving Sheriff Arpaio and a sheriff's office that disregarded the Constitution, ignored sound police practices and did not hesitate to retaliate against perceived critics in a variety of unlawful ways," Perez said at a news conference in Phoenix.

Comparing the ERPs elicited by sounds in attend vs. neutral trials yields the 'benefits' of attentional orienting, and comparing the ERPs in ignored sound vs. neutral trials yields the 'costs' of attentional orienting.

In their search to create new and original music, these artists are embarking on a quest to locate unheard (or ignored) sounds—Herbert searches for inspiration by dipping his microphone into neglected corners, sampling the sounds of everyday movements and materials, hoping to turn the sounds of real life into something profound and inspirational.

It was found in the two wind farms that the average power production could be increased, up to 8.01% in one and 3.63% in the other, ignoring sound level considerations.

"The failure of Superior Bank was directly attributable to the board of directors and executive management ignoring sound risk diversification principles as evidenced by excessive concentrations in residual assets related to subprime lending," a Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation inspector general report said.

A 2002 report by the inspector general of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation concluded that "the failure of Superior Bank was directly attributable to bank management and the board of directors ignoring sound risk management principles and failing to adequately oversee Superior operations".

In pursuit of such mandates, employees will ignore sound business practices, risk the company's reputation and violate ethical standards.

Here's the first thing you should know: The absolute worst thing you could do is act out of impulse and totally ignore sound advice.

Over the past eight years, George Bush has badly misused cost-benefit analysis, in many cases willfully ignoring sound economic evidence to avoid stronger regulation.

John's counsel is worth serious money, and I'm not so willfully stupid as to ignore sound advice that rich people pay for.