Sentence examples for was practically ignored from inspiring English sources

The upper, or systolic, figure, was practically ignored.

He was practically ignored by the media because he didn't have the rock star quality of Barack Obama or the ubiquity of Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Koestler's claim (217) that "the Copernican theory was practically ignored until the opening of the seventeenth century" is simply untrue.

The real role of groundwater in Spain was practically ignored in the initial proposal for the National Water Plan (NWP).

His wife Sonia Burnhill said he was left without food and was "practically ignored by nurses" despite having low oxygen levels.

The Soviet model of medicine that existed in Lithuania was based exclusively on the exaggerated focus and development of the hospital level, whereas the need to develop the primary health care (PHC) level was practically ignored.

We were practically ignored during the election.

Real German food doesn't have much of a reputation, and in Berlin it's practically ignored, even by natives.

Those requirements were practically ignored, however, and, because the forced labourers were often brutally treated, the Spanish government modified the system in 1601 and 1609.

"Amid the networks' excitement over the Democrats' road trip," The Times's Richard L. Berke wrote in a 1992 report, "President Bush has been practically ignored".

Namely, by virtue of (t_{r_2}) the fail signal (p_{10}) from the control system and the activity of (p_{11}) guarantee that the fail signal can be practically ignored.