Sentence examples for dismissing of from inspiring English sources

His dismissing of the supposed Asian Miracle in the mid-1990s as "Noddynomics" was resented – until the Asian currency crisis of 1998.

When pressed, Adobe would only call Jobs' dismissing of Flash "a smokescreen".

Some investors find the dismissing of dilution-related costs as somewhat daring.

This system fulfills the sea-bottom reclamation duties required by the environmental protection acts related to dismissing of off-shore oil plants.

Confusions and lack of evidence allow room for policy errors – for example the notion that micro-drip technology should replace surface canal irrigation – and underpin an incomplete scientific debate over whether recoverable losses matter resulting in a dismissing of classical irrigation efficiency.

Just as there is less narrow-minded literalism among evangelicals than many liberal Christians think, there is less dismissing of the Bible among mainline progressives than we evangelicals think.

The weightier of these cannot be dismissed out of hand.

Now, I am not saying that women should be dismissed of the responsibility.

Nevertheless, considerations of a utilitarian model should not be totally dismissed out of hand.

This school of thought is unrealistic, but it should not be dismissed out of hand.

The idea was dismissed out of hand.