Sentence examples for instantly ignored from inspiring English sources

There are many reasons for this, of which one is the complete absence of the word "disability" in the Millennium Development Goals, a bizarre oversight that meant that an estimated 1 billion people with disabilities around the world were instantly ignored.

When O'Neill ignored him, he instantly became the target of an investigation by his former department, which claimed that he had revealed state secrets.

These hipsters are instantly declassed, reservoired in abject internships and ignored in the urban hierarchy — but able to use college-taught skills of classification, collection and appreciation to generate a superior body of cultural "cool".

Generally, fault detection is assumed to be completed instantly so that the time could be ignored.

The Romney campaign ignored the company, following up with an instantly notorious ad saying President Obama "sold Chrysler to Italians who are going to build Jeeps in China".

News that three or four years ago would have been relatively easy for local officials to suppress, downplay or ignore is now instantly transmitted across the nation.

Three main kinds of criticism were instantly expressed concerning the real cause of the disaster: massive budget cuts, ignored safety warnings and the age of the shuttle.

Instantly labeled anti-American, or unpatriotic, a person objecting to military conflict is either ignored or ostracized.

MEPs ignored these attempts, and Zuckerberg seemed most uncomfortable at not having his orders instantly carried out.

This ability to instantly communicate and talk back is leading to teens knowing pretty quickly when they are being ignored, especially since Messenger allows you to see if your message has been read or not.

But Sondheim instantly adds that he doesn't mind "because it's so much better to be disliked than ignored".