Sentence examples for is in danger of ignoring from inspiring English sources

But the main lesson this venture is in danger of ignoring is that in the conception of an arts complex, form should follow function, a principle Mr. Gehry has put into practice throughout his remarkable career.

Murphy will stop short of saying Labour was wrong to have supported the invasions, but will say Cameron is in danger of ignoring lessons from the past in his analysis of the jihadist threat in Mali and Algeria.

But we are in danger of ignoring the splendours at the window.

Once again, we are in danger of ignoring a common and familiar creature in favour of the rare and unusual.

But by discounting the value of embodied experience, we are in danger of ignoring deep and valuable insights in favour of a questionable intellectual sideshow.

If we don't work on the breadth of our encouragement, we're in danger of ignoring a vast pool of potential: young, economically disadvantaged women who at the moment may well feel science is irrelevant to their lives.

She said: "Ministers are travelling all over the world searching for the best models for education, and yet they are in danger of ignoring here a beacon of excellence right here".

"The concern we raised, and was raised much more forcibly by the House of Lords report, is that government and policymakers were in danger of ignoring some of the very potent means or levers for changing behavior if they focused only on nudging," she says.

By proposing to cut much of civil legal aid, the government is in danger of completely ignoring the views of the public.

This new tool ensures that charities are not in danger of ignoring some beneficiaries when using Facebook.

By focusing on the skills and employability agenda, are we in danger of ignoring education's wider benefits?