Sentence examples for dismissed making from inspiring English sources

For example, a new hire might be demoted rather than dismissed, making it more difficult to show wrongdoing.

"They are quite expensive to make and panel shows are also cheaper," said Higson, adding that comedy often gets harshly dismissed, making it harder for commissioning editors to commit to large-scale projects.

Individuals can claim unemployment benefits if they have been dismissed, made redundant or if their contract has expired.

A survey of more than 3,200 women carried out by the authors of the report – produced in conjunction with the Department for Business, Innovation & Skills – found that one in nine had been dismissed, made compulsorily redundant or treated so poorly they had to quit their job.

As a result, thousands of military personnel have hidden their sexuality from their superiors and even more have been dismissed for making their sexuality public.

In the absence of live accusers or documentary evidence, such material is easy to dismiss, and can make the purveyor look sleazy.

Alexander was facing hundreds of dollars in fines, but was able to get the charges dismissed after making a payment of under $100.

Mr. Chalian was dismissed for making what many described as a bad joke during an online broadcast for Yahoo News.

Just on Friday, one juror was dismissed after making a derogatory comment in court about the defense.

In 2003 he was dismissed after making speeches supporting al-Qaida and speaking out against the invasion of Iraq.

HONG KONG — A Cathay Pacific pilot has been dismissed for making a low-level airfield fly-by in January that the airline says was unauthorized.