Sentence examples for dismiss the effect from inspiring English sources

To blatantly dismiss the effect a mandate would have on jobs ignores a year's worth of declining jobs reports.

Non-instantaneous cascades are displayed, where the initial seed and its inactive listeners have been removed in order to dismiss the effect of the initial seed on the cascade size.

The same criticism is used by the FDA to dismiss the effect size calculations; that is, the altered behavioral activity seen in published data lies "… in the range of normal activity for children".

This is not to dismiss the effects of the hurricane entirely.

We dismiss the effects of climate change as 'not here'notnow'now'notnot me' and 'not clear'.

Many, most notably Malcolm Gladwell, have been quick to dismiss the effects of Twitter revolutions as shallow, and already there is the customary speculation over how integral reports on Facebook and Twitter were to the fall of the Tunisian government.

Although we cannot detect a consistent pattern in past forest logging we also cannot dismiss the effects as completely random.

Moreover, in forest habitats particularly, one should not dismiss the effects related to edges (e.g., abundance to animal pollinators and/or dispersers), which may either increase or decrease seed production and recruitment [ 96- 98].

He also dismisses the effect of this country's relatively high maternal mortality rates.

When she spoke with Oprah, Leigh initially dismissed the effect her anorexia was having on her children.

In the wake of the 2012 election, the political commentariat has largely dismissed the effects of unprecedented outside spending unleashed by Citizens United and the threat it poses to democracy.