Sentence examples for something to be ignored from inspiring English sources

Nor, though, is it something to be ignored completely.

Programming Is an Art Programming style is not something to be ignored.

"Rape threats, death threats and organised bullying are not something to be ignored or minimised.

If I only had one choice I would take behavioural data every time, but neither is social media something to be ignored.

"For someone who's functioning on that level, anything that gets in the way is something to be ignored or overcome, and anything that's not an aspect of that just isn't really worth his attention".

So when World Rugby, as it did last month, makes clear high, reckless challenges will attract stricter punishments what part of that message is either unclear or something to be ignored?

Still, it's one thing to be burdened by (what shall we call them?) exuberant fans, and something else again to be ignored as a political philosophy altogether.

What we need to leave behind is the notion that sex is something either to snigger about, or to be ignored.

Despite all that the elderly can contribute, old age is sometimes seen as something to be either ignored or feared.

But as Valentine and others are keen to demonstrate, there may be another side to the story, where necrophilia is not something to be feared and ignored, but may very well open up fruitful discussions and provide valuable insight into the true nature of our cultural attitudes toward sex, love, life, and death.

But too many Italians still think the law is something to be got round or ignored, that people who pay all their taxes are fools, that bribery is a normal way of life.