Sentence examples for dispel that concern from inspiring English sources

What's exciting is we've now entered a phase where we've generated more than enough proof points to dispel that concern from the get go".

To dispel that concern, Verrilli said, they need look no further than Libby's admission just moments earlier.

To dispel the concern that the SuperBlock treatment of the surface might interfere with TFP retraction, a chitosan suspension, which is known to be able to trigger the retraction of M. xanthus TFP (Fig. 2A and [23]), was mixed with SW504 (ΔdifA) cells that were placed on the surfaces before adding the methylcellulose overlay.

And, while Martin seems to have learned his lessons after all -- he rushed 14 times for 55 yards through gaping holes -- the Jets' passing game was still so conservative that it did little to dispel concern that the Jets' immersion program in the West Coast offense may not have everyone ready for opening day.

However, ratios of fungi/prokaryotes for either signal intensity or diversity are similar for the two farming systems, which dispels the concern that the data presented selectively favored prokaryotes over eukaryotes in either the organic or conventional agroecosystems.

The outpouring of support in the postseason has begun to dispel concern that the Marlins are among the franchises with a skittish fan base that could be eliminated from the major leagues.

The board sought to dispel concern that Unit Trust might sell its holdings to raise money.

It is important to dispel the notion that concerns about the disappearance of old-growth forests from our landscape are simply the preoccupation of environmentalists.

Sir Peter Scott, the Scottish government's fair access commissioner, had urged ministers to review their cap on student numbers, arguing that raising it would help to dispel concerns that plans to radically increase the number of undergraduates from deprived areas would mean others missing out.

"It is important for Russian authorities to dispel concerns that this case is politically motivated". U.S. officials said privately that the language was carefully chosen to suggest that the administration does, in fact, believe Khodorkovsky's arrest and the seizure of his assets were politically motivated.

That will help the IMF dispel concerns that it is too rigid in its ideology.There are also doubts about whether the IMF's instruments are quick and flexible enough for the full range of crises.