Sentence examples for dismissed problems from inspiring English sources

— ANNIE LOWREY Just eight months before the Fed would have to help stage a $85 billion rescue for A.I.G., Charles I. Plosser of the Philadelphia Fed dismissed problems among such companies.

The inquiry comes as personal injury lawyers are showing renewed interest in failures of tires made by other manufacturers, which, like Firestone until this week, have dismissed problems as resulting from customers' neglect of the tires.

But stock investors have a bad habit of dismissing problems in the credit markets until it is too late.

They dismiss problems as trivial or invented, and scoff about do-gooders as though doing good is a lamentable character defect.

And she recommends that the millions in civil damages awarded in brutality cases be paid not by city governments, as now, but by the police departments themselves, giving police chiefs a financial incentive to identify and punish or dismiss problem officers.

For the cynical observer, it's easy to the dismiss problem of connectivity as a distraction from the more pressing challenges of international development.

In interviews, residents said they had dismissed the problems at first as standard for new construction.

Stoudemire dismissed any problems with making those adjustments, saying, "I've played with these guys".

Enron has dismissed the problems at the Energy Services unit as normal for a start-up business.

But Mr. Minardi, a regular at the Georgica Jetties here, dismissed the problems caused by surf cams and said the crowding was the result of a surge in surfing's popularity.

Mr. Isaias dismissed internal problems as a result of "external threats," and said that "our political process has been held hostage" by the border issue, which he says is the fault of the small clique ruling Ethiopia.