Sentence examples for to ignore problems from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lieberman depicted Mr. Bush as a naive isolationist inclined to ignore problems abroad.

Unless you campaign for effective solutions, you leave the space to those advocating extreme positions or allow political leaders to ignore problems.

"We don't want to jump on everything and make the kid into an invalid, but we don't want to ignore problems either," she said.

The organization's leaders considered his argument and rejected it, saying it would be "a violation of our core principle that human rights are universal" to ignore problems in Israel or the United States.

The liberal mistake, in France, Britain, and the US of the 70s, has been either to ignore problems arising from sensitive cultural issues like immigration or to dub critics or Ukip voters simply as racists.

In the 2006 "Global Warning" issue of CALIFORNIA there was a cover story "Can we adapt in time?" that documents another root cause "— our species is wired to ignore problems in some far-away future" and that is most likely to be the greatest conclusion to explain the current fall of our civilization due to global warming.

The easy way is to simply ignore problems.

That's a big change from the old way of doing business in hedge fund land, which was to reward failure and ignore problems.

We favor only evidence supporting our preconceptions, fail to notice others' behavior, and ignore problems we haven't personally experienced.

"I'm not suggesting that we attempt to cover things up or ignore problems," Griffin wrote.

In rural China, peasants care little about their psychological health and typically ignore problems related to their psychological wellbeing.