Sentence examples for dispelling expectations from inspiring English sources

The euro rose against the dollar after Christian Noyer, a European Central Bank governing board member, said that he expected euro zone inflation to slow gradually, dispelling expectations of a series of rate hikes by the ECB.

He and his fellow executives have sought to dispel expectations of a Facebook public offering any time soon.

Last night's minutes from the Fed's most recent meeting did little to dispel expectations that this so-called "tapering" could begin as early as next month.

Oil companies are also trying to dispel expectations of an automatic oil bonanza to be had in Iraq, whose oil reserves rank second only to Saudi Arabia.

Pacific Century has done little to dispel those expectations.

And this helps them to dispel false expectations and face reality.

A hawkish speech on July 28th by Charles Bean, the Bank's chief economist, did nothing to dispel this expectation.

At a news conference later, however, a top aide to Mr. Bloomberg sought emphatically to dispel any expectation that Mr. Bloomberg would ask Dr. Hirsch to rethink his findings.

Gary Neville has said the notion that England must always beat nations such as Italy is "arrogant" and "disrespectful" to such opposition and that a major dose of realism is required to dispel the expectation that the national team have to go close to winning every tournament they play in.

With quick profit expectations dispelled, the average size of a KB house has fallen by almost 20 percent since the peak.

Somebody clever once said that the past is another country, but that's not an entirely sound metaphor: Countries are visited, expectations are dispelled, and then it's time to come home.