Sentence examples for continually dismissed from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, after encouraging residents to remain downtown after Sept. 11, the government has continually dismissed their concerns.

But its ruler, Sheik Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum, had continually dismissed concerns over the city-state's liquidity and claims it overreached during the good times.

Trump has continually dismissed any financial woes by boasting that he can self-fund his campaign, but his own disclosures indicate that he does not have enough money to fund a presidential campaign during a general election.

Cassidy's patrons continually dismiss her for younger strippers, and meanwhile the Ram's body continues to fail him in the ring.

The media continually dismisses Trump, but whenever we hear more from Trump, we hear more from the other candidates, too.

Because that means that we are no longer a group that can be ignored, dismissed, or continually misunderstood.

Vettel has also dismissed any suggestion the link with Ferrari is continually being aired to try and destabilise him and the team.

The union said that US Airways had dismissed "several significant proposals" by its negotiators and was continually raising its demands.

Older women know this because we have had the friendliest and most self-actualized (we thought) co-workers and managers continually deny us promotions, dismiss our viewpoints and pay us less.

Rand was continually frustrated by her failure to gain acceptance among academic philosophers, most of whom dismissed (or were simply unaware of) her work.

When first announced last month, many tech sites dismissed the operation as a fraud, given the Web site's proclivity to continually change its physical address and the inability of various bloggers to reach the owner.