Sentence examples similar to dispel reservations from inspiring English sources
He has done much to dispel Japanese reservations about foreign managers, and his book about Nissan's turnaround, "Renaissance," quickly sold out.
While some players might be "hesitant about employing an economist with union experience," he wrote, a full review of his work, "along with the nature of the tasks ahead of you, should dispel such reservations".
In an effort to dispel consumer reservations over the costs associated with the aerodynamic two-seater, G.M. also lowered by $1,000, to $500, the cost of installing a home recharger -- a requirement of ownership, since the charging process takes several hours.
On the other hand, if they encountered any kind of resistance from their parents, they were willing to act as a persuader and negotiator to change their parents' mind, obtaining their support and dispelling their reservations.
The rumblings of religious groups referred to in "Doubts Among the Faithful," by Steven Waldman (Op-Ed, March 7), should dispel any remaining reservations about the destructive potential of President Bush's initiative to provide federal money to religious organizations that perform social work.
This will dispel Ross,' " he said.
"Colleagues and competitors dispel that notion".
Will you dispel those rumors?
CROWD is to dispel disobedience.
CHANGE is to dispel pain.
