Sentence examples for which cannot be dismissed from inspiring English sources

The report by the social scientist Catherine Hakim says that international surveys have demonstrated a large gap in sexual desire between men and women which "cannot be dismissed as an outdated patriarchal myth as argued by some feminists".

They are only too real; and Roger Ulrich, stumbling 30 years ago upon an example of nature's value to us which for once could actually be measured, showed beyond doubt that the natural world has a mysterious, enormous power to heal us and to help us which cannot be dismissed.

The section also introduces another possible cause for the breakup of Hitomi which cannot be dismissed based on the current evidence.

We have very serious energy and food challenges, which cannot be dismissed.

Just like our mother tongue, the foreign language comes with the wealth of history of its people who shaped the way it is spoken, which cannot be dismissed if we ever want to be good at it.

Unless Trump can fund and nourish the proto-terrorists, Tea Partiers, and randomly aggrieved he attracts and incites -- a possibility which cannot be dismissed -- his career as a politician is likely limited.

He introduced a bill earlier this year that would add sexual orientation and marital status to the list of categories for which jurors cannot be dismissed in his state.

More conclusive evidence of intrathoracic ventilatory air sacs in fossils, in sum, will require an osteological signature of pneumatic structures in nonaxial (appendicular) bones, which that cannot be dismissed as an elaboration of the paraxial cervical air sacs.

In addition, differences in the countries from which the journals originate cannot be dismissed: For example, the number of Polish psychiatry journals is smaller than that of French or German periodicals.

Their concerns cannot be dismissed.

Still, Yeltsin cannot be dismissed.