Sentence examples for were long ignored from inspiring English sources

Clair, the Canadian Pontiac admirer, said they were long ignored by collectors, particularly in the United States, who viewed them as inferior.

The church's internal justice system for dealing with abuse allegations has come under attack because of claims by victims that their accusations were long ignored by bishops, more concerned about protecting the church, and by the congregation, which was headed by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger from 1981 until he was elected Pope in 2005.

First described in 1921 by Keilin [5], the Helicosporidia were long ignored in classification systems due to their mysterious origins ([3], [6] and references therein).

Quantum mechanical effects for nuclear motion, of which there are several, were long ignored in many discussions of enzyme reactions.

ncRNAs are important parts of cellular regulation that were long ignored but have received an increasing level of attention over the past decade.

For instance, the need to diversify was long ignored.

How do we make visible what has been long ignored?

The city's turmoil is also a sign of a Mexican reality that business leaders now admit was long ignored.

But it was long ignored.Since harsher penalties and enforcement were introduced in the late 1990s the ruralistas, as Brazil's powerful farming lobby is known, have been trying to revise the code.

It has been long ignored under the show-business urgencies of modern campaigning, with its hokum that Iowa and New Hampshire are sanctuaries for quaint retail politics, rather than overheated Petri dishes for aspirants, spinners and pundits.

That was part of a larger problem, residents say: Queens has fewer official landmarks than any other borough, partly because its buildings are relatively new — much of it was farmland until well into the 20th century — and partly because its history was long ignored by a Manhattan-centric landmark-designation process.