Sentence examples for overwhelmingly ignored from inspiring English sources
"Remotely accessible peripheral areas are overwhelmingly ignored by the centre of government and that has to change.
One reaction to London_Riots read: "And what about all the innocent people who feel threatened?" The broader reaction was simpler still: such messages were overwhelmingly ignored.
All of which may contain some truth: but the central issue, the role of Israeli policies in providing a focus for such hatred, is overwhelmingly ignored.
Those were then overwhelmingly ignored by the same Carter administration that had called the conference.
In general, people tend to imagine positive outcomes for their plans, overwhelmingly ignoring possible negative scenarios in favor of wishful thinking (Newby-Clark et al. 2000).
Economists, overwhelmingly, have ignored a Nobel Laureate in economics, white-collar criminologists and experts on public administration and regulation.
The SLORC held elections in 1990; Aung San Suu Kyi's opposition party won overwhelmingly, but the junta ignored the results and continued to rule as before.
As he describes it, early Islamic lore (whose precedents can't be ignored) is overwhelmingly concerned with the avoidance of fitna, a term that can mean many undesirable things from sedition to confusion to war or anarchy; Islam deplores (though you can argue about how severely it seeks to punish) any kind of speech that leads to or in itself amounts to fitna.
Republicans are happy to vote overwhelmingly against him, ignoring the Constitutional command that government "promote the general welfare".
Neoclassical economists overwhelmingly continue to ignore Akerlof, Romer, and their former colleague Jim Pierce's findings about control fraud and the findings of criminologists.
Accustomed to being ignored in an overwhelmingly Republican state, Democratic officials here were gleeful that both Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton were campaigning heavily a day before the caucuses.
