Sentence examples for ignored taking from inspiring English sources

This means dealing with an additional source of pressure drop which is usually ignored, taking into account the pressure drop of the irrigated packed bed only.

"The Beaver," representing Mel Gibson's first film since his domestic meltdown and Jodie Foster's third attempt at directing, was essentially ignored, taking in $104,000 in 22 theaters.

In the first 10 years of this century, Mr. Ruan said, "the United States focused only on anti-terrorism and ignored taking precautions against big emerging powers, while China is drawing a new map of global wealth.

And Ms. Kurtz is charmingly brusque and rumpled as the wife who walks out on Hetchman after years of being ignored, taking his favorite hat with her as a hostage.

Often ignored, taking reasonable care of your body is the easiest and most effective way to reduce stress and anxiety.

This factor very often can be ignored taking into account the overall value of Δ G el.

But most seek precautions against real risks: for what happens when such risks are ignored, take a look at the polluted wreckage of Eastern Europe.

"One lazy gray afternoon, as I was humdrumming along, my imagination, apparently angry at being ignored, took a holiday -- and never returned.

There is a large chunk of countryside not designated as green belt, which would, if plans such as Urbed's are to be ignored, take the brunt of the 40%.

Mr Reckless told rapturous delegates at UKIP's conference in Doncaster on Saturday: "People feel ignored, taken for granted, over-taxed, over-regulated, ripped off and lied to".

Mr Reckless told UKIP delegates at the party's conference in Doncaster: "People feel ignored, taken for granted, over-taxed, over-regulated, ripped off and lied to".