Sentence examples for ignoring problems from inspiring English sources

ASEAN's leaders, after all, are good at ignoring problems.

It exaggerates problems that don't threaten our national security while ignoring problems that do threaten it.

Critics here accused him of playing president, proposing a role for Britain that went beyond its capacity to deliver and ignoring problems at home.

Notorious among many for its perceived apathy in ignoring problems ranging from agents to amateurism, the N.C.A.A. is no longer a punch line in the giant revenue-generating sports of football and basketball.

However, protests and opposition from Brazil's indigenous population cast a shadow over the event - they accused the government of hypocrisy, accusing them of heaping attention and money on the Indigenous Games while ignoring problems faced by Brazil's own native people.

Signalling a more aggressive approach than her predecessors, Powell said the government's obsession with academies meant it was ignoring problems within schools, and accused the government of failing the most basic task of ensuring classrooms had enough qualified teachers.

He said previous administrations had ignored problems.

He went on, "And we may ignore problems that exist far away, but those problems don't ignore us.

Mr. Lieberman depicted Mr. Bush as a naive isolationist inclined to ignore problems abroad.

Typically, this part won't fail unless you repeatedly ignore problems with faulty oxygen sensors or spark plugs.

Never ignore problems or discomfort.