Sentence examples for ignoring a much from inspiring English sources

Most of us will do almost whatever it takes to avoid impasse at the bargaining table, including ignoring a much more appealing best alternative to a negotiated agreement.

But at the same time, we seem to be ignoring a much bigger and more important question: How much do we care?

The jarring part of the letter, and the review, is the singling out of one mode of transport that causes only occasional deaths while ignoring a much bigger problem.

But on a continuing operations basis, earnings per share were actually up 5.1%, to $1.03, excluding costs from its spin off of Kraft Foods and ignoring a much higher tax bill.

But on a continuing operations basis, earnings per share were actually up 5.1%, to $1.03, excluding costs from its spinoff of Kraft Foods and ignoring a much higher tax bill.

They are ignoring a much bigger issue.

The questions of good or bad, sexist or not sexist ignore a much more interesting line of inquiry.

So it seems strange that parents, while focusing so intently on school, seem often to ignore a much cheaper way of improving their children's educational lot.

Rob Rutschow, an analyst at the Hong Kong-based CLSA brokerage firm, put it best: "It is hard to ignore a much higher value per share offered by Nasdaq and ICE, but NYSE's management found a way to do it".

"It is hard to ignore a much higher value per share offered by Nasdaq and ICE, but NYSE's management found a way to do it," he wrote in a note published on Monday.

In its focus on those in high places, it ignores a much wider culture of corruption: a culture of rule-breaking, callousness and Hobbesian self-preservation that flourishes with special flagrance in the corridors of power, to be sure, but is hardly confined to it.