Sentence examples for ignoring the question of from inspiring English sources

The space station (ignoring the question of whether it is useful) would have been much cheaper to build and technically more robust had we used expendable launching vehicles with even half the volume and payload capacity available 30 years ago.

"By intentionally ignoring the question of whether a stop can be an effective tool in preventing a crime before it occurs, and failing to compare SQF [stop, question and frisk] arrest outcomes against other arrests, this analysis falls short of being a meaningful review of stop, question and frisk as a law enforcement tool.

In particular, prior economic studies of Indian cotton compared the failed insecticide technology to the Bt technology option, ignoring the question of whether either technology was needed in the first place.

Just when it seems that the meeting is over, Don comes up with a new tagline - "It's toasted!" - and a strategy of ignoring the question of health risks while claiming that Lucky Strikes are uniquely prepared.

The reasons, almost certainly, are that universities and principal investigators (PIs) recruit PhD students primarily as cheap labour, ignoring the question of how many PhDs the US needs.

But this ignores the question of why rates are low.

But it completely ignores the question of how much.

"My business education had ignored the question of how my leadership would impact the lives of other people," he wrote.

If we continue to ask the same questions, ones that ignore the question of power, no matter what we replace multiculturalism with, it will still lead to failure.

During the trial, legal argument largely ignored the question of who wrote the McLibel leaflet, focusing instead on its distribution to members of the public.

In the debate over whether the private or the public sector is better at stimulating the economy, ideologues ignore the question of how and when money is used.