Sentence examples for ignored the implications of from inspiring English sources

But this sweeping assertion ignored the implications of his own evidence.

Investors, desperate for yield, simply ignored the implications of the ruling.

Because the settlements will never go, and yet almost everyone likes to pretend otherwise, we have resolutely ignored the implications of what Israelis have long been proud to call "the facts on the ground".

(Mr. Abernathy, second-in-command of S.C.L.C., slipped once and said, "Now here's James Peck, for James Farmer, to tell us whether core is with us". Peck ignored the implications of the "whether" and spoke as eloquently as the rest).

It seems pretty clear that most journalists covering this story ignored the implications of this line.

But more surprisingly, the author himself ignored the implications of what he wrote.

"But that can ignore the implications of political power".

Your article ignores the implications of Omar Minaya's experiment with racial or ethnic branding.

Now the conference is paying the price for ignoring the implications of not having big-time football in its portfolio.

Notwithstanding President Bush's understandable desire to have this distracting mess out of the way, Attorney General John Ashcroft cannot ignore the implications of the payments to Hugh Rodham.

Shame on you, Mr. Romney, for continuing to ignore the implications of the burden of health care on all of American industry.