Sentence examples for dismissed warnings from inspiring English sources

In each case, the relevant engineers saw the potential for problems and warned their superiors, who in turn dismissed warnings due to normalcy bias.

Mr. Greenspan and other Fed officials repeatedly dismissed warnings about a speculative bubble in housing prices.

He dismissed warnings from General Shinseki that it would take hundreds of thousands of troops to win the peace.

Peanut Plant Owners Dismissed Warnings A Congressional subcommittee released e-mails on Wednesday showing that the owner of the peanut processing plant linked to a nationwide salmonella outbreak dismissed warnings that nuts were tainted, the Los Angeles Times reports.

In the decade before the 2008 crash, many economists dismissed warnings that property and stock markets were overvalued.

He dismissed warnings about default as "just posturing," and said Democrats should bear the responsibility for passing any measure to increase the borrowing limit.

They dismiss warnings about the latest bugs as "crying wolf".

Romeo is "a total emo" and Julius Caesar dismisses warnings about the Ides of March with a "whatevs".

Residents of Oklahoma were very acquainted with deadly tornadoes but many had a similar feeling that allowed them to dismiss warnings.

Hamlet yells at Gertrude, "Stop hooking up with that guy!" and Julius Caesar dismisses warnings about the Ides of March with a "whatevs".

Sure enough, they don't: the G.O.P. caucus contains a significant number of "default deniers," who simply dismiss warnings about the dangers of failing to honor our debts.