Sentence examples for ignores how difficult from inspiring English sources
But the creative people involved in trying to make these films say it ignores how difficult it actually is to make a decent sequel.
Q: The government's pension reforms ignore how difficult it is to save for retirement in the first place.
Moreover, too many "family-values" voters ignore how difficult it can be to help individuals whose lives have been ravaged by violent and dysfunctional families.
However, lawyer say, it is very difficult for jurors to ignore how such evidence can taint the defendant's reputation, regardless of the instruction from the court.
Writing about times when women's stories were too often ignored, Showalter offers a series of vignettes about what their struggles consisted of and how difficult it was for a woman to forge a professional identity as a writer.
The unfortunate event further emphasized how difficult curating a show like this can be, pulling artists from far-reaching, sometimes ignored spaces under one roof.
But most of all I realised how difficult it was to make those moral judgements about whether to act on (or quietly ignore) concerns that coding may not be perfect (but can it ever be?), whether and how to craft those notes to doctors, and how to gauge how different personalities in different and particular circumstances might react to receiving such notes.
How difficult, how dangerous?
How difficult is the job?
