Sentence examples for dispelling fears from inspiring English sources

Dispelling fears is also a numbers game.

And Apple sold 3.47 million Macintosh computers, the most ever in a quarter, dispelling fears that the iPad would hurt those sales.

Puigdemont said he accepted the challenge of the elections "with all our strength", dispelling fears that secessionists might boycott the ballot in the hope of denying it legitimacy.

So far this year 1.68m vehicles have been sold, up 2.8% on the same period last year, dispelling fears of a sales slump in the wake of the Brexit vote.

Commanders of key Venezuelan military garrisons declared their support for President Hugo Chávez today, dispelling fears of a barracks rebellion after a call for revolt by a group of dissident officers.

Blackpool council initially believed the judgment meant it would have to stop paying housing benefit to a local shelter, but changed its view after taking legal advice, dispelling fears that the shelter, Streetlife, would have to close.

The same goes for secret doors, which dependably appear when needed, dispelling fear rather than compounding it.

Transparency of the research project and a clear explanation of what is expected of participants may go a long way in dispelling fear and distrust.

The report, he added, "should further dispel fears of a hard landing".

Mr. Beeson tried to dispel fears that Citadel could have trouble financing itself.

He was quick to dispel fears that a sore back would prevent his involvement.