Sentence examples for able to quash from inspiring English sources

Proof of pesticide poisoning may somewhat sour that appetite, something that even a global hunting ban hasn't been able to quash.

The Americans may not be able to quash every Brazilian attack, but their midfield looks strong and the potential return of Dempsey could make them particularly dangerous on the counterattack.

But a judge would not be able to quash a subpoena if prosecutors could show that the information they wanted would help prevent a terrorist attack or other acts likely to cause significant harm to national security.

But today they've taken a bit of time to acknowledge an update to both Chrome and Chrome OS, in part because they were able to quash a big bug.

But they won't easily be able to quash the competition.

In 1047 William was able to quash a rebellion and begin to establish his authority over the duchy, a process that was not complete until about 1060.

But it's a slight excess in another region of mass that has people talking, especially as the LHC should be able to confirm or quash the putative signal within a year.

We yesterday moved to quash the subpoena.

Instead it chose to quash it.

It seems hesitant to quash speculation.

Molyneux is quick to quash that perception.