Sentence examples for specifically ignored from inspiring English sources

More specifically, ignored artifacts are not verified or visualized by the tools using DCL 2.0 specification.

The main one is that the Obama administration, and Clinton specifically, ignored warnings about Libya, failed to call in support from the military once the attack started, and then covered up what they knew on Meet the Press with dishonest talking points.

Such species were specifically ignored here, but these results indicate that DNA barcoding of ferns might be more problematic on a global scale.

Specifically ignoring the value of nurturing greater intellectual diversity on campus seems misguided.

Prevailing biomedical approaches to primary healthcare generally and to sexual and reproductive healthcare specifically ignore psychosocial considerations (17– 17).

More specifically, we ignored issue types such as "duplicated", "incomplete", and "invalid".

The New York Times faults Davis specifically for ignoring the loss of legitimacy at home that comes with becoming "a Western media darling".

Disasters will continue to threaten more lives and livelihoods and achieving the MDGs or SDGs is a distant possibility, if women specifically are being ignored in disaster planning and responses.

Another explanation why the water and sanitation crisis remains in the shadows is that "sanitation" specifically has been ignored.

More specifically, New York is ignored in presidential elections because all of our electoral votes are awarded to the candidate who receives the most popular votes in the state.

Tim Murphy: If there is a statement that says the chairman and the director of operations and the chairman shall be responsible for ensuring that the commission is fully and currently informed about matters within its function, and that was signed into law and that is specifically and categorically ignored, is that illegal?