Sentence examples for naturally ignored from inspiring English sources

Duncan Smith naturally ignored ONS figures showing Labour's success with poverty, focusing instead on widening inequality on Labour's watch – but his effrontery takes some beating: "This gap between the richest and poorest has accelerated over the last five years despite an astonishing £150bn injected into tax credits alone.

Thus, noninjected vessels, such as collateral or parasitic arterial supply from extrahepatic sources (e.g., the phrenic artery) or tiny vessels, were naturally ignored by S even if they fed the tumor.

Cyber-criminals will, naturally, ignore them entirely.

Mr. Segel plays the more suitable love interest she naturally ignores.

"You'll be sorry!" Naturally, I ignored her.

What does that then say about the meaning of user growth rates?" White's scepticism, naturally, was ignored by investors.

The state's political class is talking more about infrastructure and about longer-term problems that naturally get ignored when the economy is bad and everyone's attention is on the immediate problems they face.

Naturally, I ignored this.

Naturally, Romney ignored climate change and the greenhouse gases his plan would further let loose.

My new task is to locate and kill invisible worgens, so naturally I ignore the relatively harmless regular ones.

Naturally, perhaps, Rodriguez ignored the advice and wore down in six weeks.