Sentence examples for needs dismissed from inspiring English sources

All of which must be quite an irritant for those who suffer an adverse reaction to consuming gluten, and are seeing their dietary needs dismissed as a trend.

This explains why the army whose support Mr Abhisit needs, dismisses his calls to put civilians in charge.That Mr Najib favours autonomy for his ethnic brethren in southern Thailand will arouse the suspicion of Thai security forces.

The hosts took just over an hour to claim the four wickets they needed, dismissing Worcestershire for 299 in their pursuit of 392.

Or to have your needs constantly dismissed?

The woman's personal experience and special needs are dismissed in an overstretched system providing a 'one size fits all service'.

But at the moment he seems like living, breathing proof that there's room for actual foreign policy debate within the Republican coalition, and that not every non-hawk need be dismissed as a RINO and read out of the party.

Stirling is positive about the club finding the funds needed, but dismissed reports that Albion had already secured £125,000 before the Moseley game.

Shah taught that the human being could acquire new subtle sense organs in response to need: Shah dismissed other Eastern and Western projections of Sufism as "watered down, generalised or partial"; he included in this not only Khan's version, but also the overtly Muslim forms of Sufism found in most Islamic countries.

We have to learn each other's needs without dismissing the differences found in each unique palate.

Women's opinions and needs will be dismissed if they conflict with men's needs.

That isn't to say that the investors' psychological needs should be dismissed.