Sentence examples for discounting the issue from inspiring English sources

But of course, that's discounting the issue of the media needing to shaped in a certain way by spin doctors.

But when it comes to adult male victims, there's hesitation followed by an impulse to either disregard, poke fun at, or completely discount the issue.

With no ambiguity about Ramirez's case — Hall of Fame-level production, but multiple offenses in the testing era — his percentage represents the bloc of the electorate that completely discounts the drug issue.

In contrast, if people feel they cannot adopt the recommended response to avert the threat, because of a lack of efficacy (it is too hard, too little support or it is perceived as futile to do so), they typically try to control the fear by avoiding the issue, discount the message or may consider the issue is exaggerated.

Waters, who county voter records show registered on Feb. 4 at a Compton address, discounted the importance of the issue.

He discounts the Fourth Amendment issues raised by critics of the law by claiming that in the past warrantless searches were upheld "where there is no legitimate expectation of privacy".

The sizable discounts raise the issue of whether the regular ticket prices might be too high.

"People tend to discount the quality-of-life issues related to residual depression and anxiety," Dr. Joffe said.

The rail authority has discounted the importance of those issues, saying the project is proceeding apace and will meet required completion targets.

This is not an attempt to discount the self-reported health issues of residents living near wind turbines.

The discounted rights issue would be the biggest in Britain's corporate history, eclipsing a similar move this week by Vodafone, which raised $5 billion to finance its acquisitions in Japan and Spain.