Sentence examples for ignoring increased from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, to disregard increased productivity gains means ignoring increased societal welfare, which is the fundamental core of welfare economics.

Patrick Cockburn, writing for Independent Voices, warned earlier this year that "a lack of interest" in Libya was ignoring increasing human rights abuses.

Investors, focusing on the company's respected management and good niche, are ignoring increasing competition.

These elites, of which Donald Trump is most certainly one, exploit this country's history of anti-Black racism, misogyny and nativist sentiments, and encourage us to obsess about supposed threats from vulnerable and marginalized communities while ignoring increasing concentrations of wealth and power, to the detriment of all.

Carbon fees are market corrections that build into the price of fossil fuels their "externalities," the costs born by society that the market has long ignored: increased health costs due to air and water pollution, habitat destruction, and climate disruption, etc.

In both gamer groups, SNRu (response to the unattended flicker) increased when the number of regions to be attended (and ignored) increased from 1 to 2 or 4 locations.

Finally it should be noted that since we consider an OFDMA cellular network where frequency bands are orthogonal and intra-call interference is ignored, increasing the number of users in central region or in cell-edge will not cause any changes on last results.

Even though Ceryl was making headway with Lewis, when his mother died he became angry and nihilistic; he "wanted to kill or be killed" and ignored increasing warnings from a rival gang that he would be stabbed if he stepped into their territory.

We are of the opinion that if musculoskeletal radiologists ignore increasing requests for US of the shoulder, these examinations will soon be performed by rheumatologists [ 27, 31], orthopaedic surgeons [ 32– 34], physiotherapists or family physicians who have been reported to be able to performing US of the shoulder equally well.

While we concentrate our anger on gas prices, we are ignoring increases in electricity, food and health insurance — expenses that might actually have a greater effect on our budgets.

However, the most common practice is to include medical cost for illnesses related to the intervention, and to ignore increases in medical expenditures due to other illnesses that arise during the LysG.