Sentence examples for quickly ignored from inspiring English sources

Those who had to prepare quickly ignored him, while the others stopped to help.

Colonel Qaddafi accepted that plan in April, but quickly ignored it and resumed his offensive against the rebels.

As John Danforth, President Bush's special envoy for peace in Sudan, said in a report in April, "The history of Sudan is replete with paper agreements that the parties have quickly ignored".

Millhouse's paper was quickly ignored.

His given name was Norman Alexander Dutton, but his birth names were quickly ignored.

Not all of Diocletian's plans were successful: the Edict on Maximum Prices (301), his attempt to curb inflation via price controls, was counterproductive and quickly ignored.

Mutations sometimes arise in cells that cause them to replicate quickly, ignoring signals to stop.

The Lib Dems have also earned points for calling the election quickly, ignoring Westminster etiquette which gives the right to the sitting party.

He is the guy in the band who quickly ignores his instrument and grabs the t-shirt gun.

While it is true that some people find themselves mired in long-term therapy, the simple solution suggested by Jonathan Alpert — just give good, sound advice, and all will be well, and quickly — ignores a time-tested fact about emotional and behavioral problems: each of us is a different individual, with different kinds of problems and different roads to health and survival.

Most important, the tools must be precise; too many false positives and their reports will quickly be ignored, just like the boy who cried wolf.