Sentence examples for fully dismiss from inspiring English sources

He did not fully dismiss a series of articles by The Weekly Standard that sought to draw him into the race.

But the discomfort didn't subside for a week, and it was nearly two weeks before I could fully dismiss the fear that I was going to die from bone cancer.

The SEC and its supporters pleaded that the agency simply doesn't have the time or the resources to pursue cases more fully or aggressively -- an argument that Rakoff doesn't fully dismiss but one that he refuses to accept as an excuse in the face of alleged wrongdoing so outrageous and emblematic.

Furthermore, the incorporation of adjustment for a summary measure of neighborhood SES further reduces the likelihood that our results are merely a reflection of residual confounding due to SES, although we cannot fully dismiss that possibility.

Getaround, however, does "plan on having this fully dismissed in court," Tanzella said.

"And I am pleased that the committee has fully dismissed all of the allegations made against me.

Nonetheless, the presence of confounding interactions cannot be fully dismissed.

Despite the poor predictive values, the scales are still better than chance, and should not be fully dismissed.

Sumpter and Jobling (2013) suggested that an environmental quality standard of around 0.02 ng/L may be possible, but the authors stressed that the risks of potent chemicals like EE2 should never be fully dismissed even at very low concentrations.

In return, prosecutors are expected to take the rare step of deferring their prosecution of Mr. Gansas, and, if he cooperates fully, to dismiss all the charges against him at the end of three years.

The protesters had come fully prepared to dismiss Chilcot as a whitewash and establishment stitch-up.