Sentence examples for ignoring lots from inspiring English sources

The forecast is for "pro forma operating profitability," a number Amazon computes by ignoring lots of expenses.

The reason is that the skip list can more quickly determine inserted data positions by ignoring lots of data.

Reasonable people can also differ as to whether I've been fair in simply ignoring lots of qualifications.

Yes, it's easy to demand that ROI be measured in terms of sales – the window through which retailers tend to view all investments – but that would be ignoring lots of other potential opportunities to move the needle with consumers.

Nunes seems to be arguing rather strangely that Page is just a guy who was railroaded for no reason, but that ignores lots of publicly known evidence.

"Everyone knows that the pedestrians, particularly senior citizens, are an ignored lot".

"A museum's job is ignoring a lot of bad art," he said.

It seems that the bank has been, well, ignoring, a lot of losses.

"It was really hard for me because I was ignoring a lot of advice," says Mr. Klein.

By ignoring a lot of evidence and going back to first principles, Mr Bush suggests that his views are rooted in core beliefs.

Mr. Selleck, who starred for years in "Magnum P.I.," says he is ignoring a lot of friendly advice and returning to television full time to star in a new situation comedy, "The Closer," for CBS.