Sentence examples for many have ignored from inspiring English sources

What the article entirely ignores (and what many have ignored since) is Churchill's qualification as he prepared to seek détente with the Soviet Union.

The truth is the Lawrence revelations are the tip of a very ugly iceberg, one that too many have ignored or attempted to shrug off for too long.

Few large studies, however, have targeted preschoolers, and many have ignored confounding factors such as a parent's education or socioeconomic status.

But, there is a core problem that many have ignored or downplayed: What are the long-term consequences of the great powers of the world treating the Islamic Republic of Iran as if it were a major world power -- which it manifestly is not?

In the last decade or so, schools have so focused on building the skill of early reading that too many have ignored the need for students to know a great deal of content in order to understand what they are reading.

Study and learn about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) large contributions to the "Great Recession", though -- like the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission -- many have ignored or minimized their responsibility or culpability/faults.

Many states have ignored the program altogether, or have not enrolled as many children as are eligible by making the process too cumbersome.

But over the years, many countries have ignored the second criterion.

But Dr. Cone notes that many theologians have ignored poverty or subordinated it to other concerns.

It is nearly impossible to say how many people have ignored their tickets because courts do not track the figure.

But many artists have ignored it, and it mostly seems like another attempt to sell more stuff.