Sentence examples for effectively dispel from inspiring English sources

Government communication uses official channels through which official messages are issued to effectively dispel public suspicion and to guide public opinion toward the maintenance of social stability.

It can effectively dispel myths that surround evolutionary theory, like genetic determinism and hyperadaptationism, and can help ameliorate other ideological concerns.

After all, Mr. McVeigh effectively dispelled this charge by admitting he bombed the building in 1995.

Still, he was pleased with the round, which effectively dispelled any lingering doubts about his worthiness as a Masters champion, even if it was not enough to offset the four-over 76 he shot Friday.

This also effectively dispels the introduction of foreign language study in high school.

Some HCPs state that the public appears to exhibit a moderate degree of vaccine hesitancy which is driven by lack of information or reliance on anecdotal evidence or emotion, and that practitioners are not effectively dispelling vaccination myths.

It's not so much the tax saving that Isa status delivers – valued though it will be – but the seal of Government approval this move effectively conveys, which will dispel many of the anxieties people feel about investing in a relatively new area of financial services.

"The OECD has done little to dispel its reputation as the 'rich men's club' by effectively ruling out the active participation of developing countries in shaping the tax reform agenda," said the Financial Transparency Coalition (FTC), an umbrella group including charities such as Christian Aid, Global Witness, Global Financial Integrity, Tax Justice Network and Transparency International.

"The OECD has done little to dispel its reputation as the 'rich men's club' by effectively ruling out the active participation of developing countries in shaping the tax reform agenda," said the Financial Transparency Coalition (FTC), an umbrella group including charities such as Christain Aid, Global Witness, Global Financial Integrity Tax Justice Network and Transparency International.

But the question of whether this hothouse event is unnatural or even abusive is raised only in order to be dispelled, or effectively declared irrelevant to the larger issue of family emotions.

Mr. Cantet, while aware of the ugly economic and social realities of sex tourism, does not entirely dispel the aura of romantic, erotic allure that Mr. Seidl so effectively shatters.