Sentence examples for discounted concerns from inspiring English sources
Several Wall Street analysts discounted concerns that the merger would run into antitrust issues, while some antitrust experts disagreed.
But General McChrystal discounted concerns that the Taliban would lay low until the Americans began to leave.
The Reagan administration, in espousing the then-popular Chicago School of economics beliefs, discounted concerns over monopolies.
She discounted concerns that the images could help forces hostile to the United States or NATO by revealing what American intelligence deems worthy of monitoring.
Stephen Mayberg, director of California's Department of Mental Health, discounted concerns that health care costs will increase markedly as a result of the parity legislation.
One theory holds that with passenger traffic down about 25percentt, nervous fliers are already staying on the ground while those who have returned to the air since Sept. 11 are more willing to discount concerns about a crash or the possibility of another terrorist attack.
Ultimately these WTRs are applied to land without exceeding metal leachability regulations, discounting concerns over WTR metal content.
Mr. Coelho also cited -- and immediately discounted -- concerns among some Democrats that he and Ed Rendell, the general chairman of the Democratic National Committee, had been feuding over spending priorities.
Wilpon, Katz and others with the firm discounted her concerns, Harrington said, and continued to invest with Madoff.
Yet Mr. Rana and the factory bosses discounted any concerns and ordered their workers into the building the next morning, the report concluded.
Last year, people raised questions about the adequacy of ImClone's drug trials — pointing out problems that were eventually cited by the F.D.A. — but Wall Street discounted such concerns.
