Sentence examples for ignoring any of from inspiring English sources

Ignoring any of them during the design phases of a project is likely to cause problems later on in the project or after the system has gone live.

"Today is summer!" The summer of 2015 may have been ordinary in England, but in Scotland it's been impressively bad, moving smoothly from winter to hurricane and completely ignoring any of the bits about spring.

And the selections focus exclusively on newer bands, ignoring any of the stylistic influencers found on streams by Pandora and iTunes Radio.

Authors have more options than ever today and they shouldn't be ignoring any of them. 5. Learn the tricks of the industry.

The researchers opted to use all the available data, rather than ignoring any of it.

The quantile normalization equalizes the distributions of expression intensities across samples while ignoring any differences of characteristics of samples.

The experience in Somalia speaks to that concern as well — to the problems of ignoring any patch of ungoverned territory, especially in the Muslim world, whose anarchy might tempt the arrival of the likes of Al Qaeda.

"We don't ignore any of them.

Mr. Wiltshire, of the Building Research Establishment, said: "I don't think we should ignore any of these technologies.

They seem to believe that we need a modern television comedy to reiterate all of the gender antagonism and ignore any of the redemptive explorations of growth.

Now the BBC has not ignored any of this; indeed, it went first with a leak of the Electoral Commission's draft findings about Vote Leave spending.