Sentence examples for discounted reports from inspiring English sources

Stier discounted reports of personal strife among the owners.

They discounted reports that 600,000 had been evacuated in the last week.

Mr. Steele discounted reports that he might have been the assailant's primary target.

Discussing opposition to the stabilization mission in Iraq, General Abizaid discounted reports that the insurgency was heavily manned by foreigners.

Administration officials discounted reports that Dr. Hager had been asked to be the panel's chairman, saying no such decision had been made.

A Finnish Government radiation expert yesterday discounted reports that a significant pulse of radiation had been been measured in his country earlier this week.

However, Pentagon officials have tended to discount reports that drug taking has become a widespread practice in the military.

U.S. intelligence now discounts reports that the leader of al Qaeda in Iraq, Abu Musab Zarqawi, crossed into Syria earlier this year for a summit with the heads of Iraqi insurgent groups to map out a new strategy of suicide bombings against U.S. and Iraqi forces, administration officials said yesterday.

President Donald Trump seemed to discount reports of federal workers relying on food pantries or being unable to pay their mortgages during the ongoing partial government shutdown, saying Thursday that supermarket owners and home lenders would "work" with them during such difficult times.

Our findings confirm that it is important for clinicians to follow standardised clinical guidelines when managing women who report with RFM [ 17, 18] and that it may also be important not to discount reports of increased fetal movements.

When QALYs were discounted, the incremental cost effectiveness ratio of vaccinating high transmitters was about 8.8% higher than that of elderly people (comparing results in table 6 with the sensitivity analysis "no discounting" reported in supplementary table A.3).