Sentence examples for may not dispel from inspiring English sources
But his appointment may not dispel public scepticism.
Stainton may not dispel an impression that he is a maverick impresario, but Irwin's family have stuck up for him.
But the fact that he is doing on-camera interviews at all may portend a change in Goldman's famously tight-lipped media policy, and an acknowledgment that time alone may not dispel the negative publicity circling the firm.
In a sign that even a successful CIT sale may not dispel the longer-term problems Tyco faces, Moody's Investors Service, the bond-rating agency, lowered its rating on Tyco's bonds to below investment grade yesterday.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Fresh Questions About Succession at Goldman || Gary D. Cohn, Goldman Sachs's president who is widely considered the next in line to lead the firm, may not dispel the company's image problems if he does one day take over, Reuters writes.
While some of Long's arguments may not dispel all doubts on the relative advantages of robotic models versus computer simulations, I feel that the book is to be praised, because it raises a number of urgent methodological and epistemological issues that apply both to evolutionary biorobotics and to biorobotics at large.
By following the four mentioned steps, you may not only dispel your depression but additionally you will be projecting a happy aura which will be appreciated by those around you and they too will become less stressed or depressed.
She will travel too with a cloud of suspicion that may not be dispelled for the eight years that her samples will be retained - as all now are as a matter of course - by the International Olympic Committee.
An accommodation may be found for Greece's debt; but that will not dispel the populist challenge, in Greece or elsewhere.An iron will is not enoughMost democracies contain institutions that channel and balance competing interests.
[C14.] E.P.A. Still Has Questions on Corn New scientific data submitted by the maker of StarLink corn does not dispel concerns that the gene-altered crop may cause allergic reactions in humans, the Environmental Protection Agency said.
New scientific data submitted by the maker of StarLink corn does not dispel concerns that the gene-altered crop may cause allergic reactions in humans, the Environmental Protection Agency said today.
