Sentence examples for ignoring good from inspiring English sources

Now, reflexive pessimism weakens growth by ignoring good news or believing it can't last.

Large dams, relying on shaky science (or ignoring good science), have for decades devoured development funds while creating more problems than they've solved.

Parents discover techniques like "planned ignoring" (good for low-level misbehavior like whining or minor tantrums where the goal is attention) or learn how to escape the "escalation trap," which occurs when parents get exasperated.

As Prince Harry learned a few years ago when he wore a Nazi armband to a friend's "Colonial and Native" themed event, a costume party is no excuse for ignoring good taste and generally acting idiotic.

If civilian authorities here see reporters as ignoring good news, reporters view the coalition public information officers as determined to withhold information, out of fear that it would become "bad news".

In New Hampshire, Senator Kerry was accompanied by the actor Michael J. Fox, who suffers from Parkinson's disease, as the senator accused Mr. Bush of ignoring good science in clinging to his position on stem cell research.

Nick Tasler says there are reasons we ignore good advice.

If you ignore good programming, you'll pay a price in the marketplace.

Finally, a gem nearly all of us ignore: good leaders need good sleep.

I did what all ambitious youngsters do and ignored good advice.

I think they ignored good hard evidence to the contrary," he said.