Sentence examples for may have dispelled from inspiring English sources

Paul Ryan's speech Wednesday night may have accomplished one good thing: It finally may have dispelled the myth that he is a Serious, Honest Conservative.

St . Louisdid win, 15-14, but in many ways this was a victory for the Giants because their hard-fought effort may have dispelled what seemed to be constant whispers by other teams that they are overrated.

Mr Letta has created a team spirit within his mostly young cabinet, and its members could understand better than anyone the implications of Mr Berlusconi's move for the Italian economy.The European Central Bank's pledge to cap borrowing costs may have dispelled the worst of the threat to Italy's public finances.

A new analysis of the amount of deuterium made in the big bang may have dispelled this puzzle and opened the way for a universe that contains extra, unseen ordinary matter, as many astronomers suspect.

Scholars have dispelled this myth.

Rouhani and Khamenei have dispelled this for now.

The foundation's caution, born of the fear of giving immediate recognition to research that may prove unfounded, may have been dispelled this year by the evident promise of the new field, several scientists said.

By 1926, Russian settlers had dispelled Canada's shaky claim.

I hope I've dispelled a few myths about scientists.

Again, much research has dispelled this Cartesian falsehood.

Whatever doubts I may have had were dispelled after our first rehearsal, when the people that I trust the most said, "It's gonna be great".