Sentence examples for will be dismissed by from inspiring English sources

The very notion of an ontologically simple being will be dismissed by many as self-evidently incoherent.

IF THE poll numbers hold, the world's longest-ruling political party will be dismissed by Paraguay's voters on April 20th.

You will be dismissed by those who share his point of view and Beckett's view of humanity.

"The district steadfastly maintains that it acted appropriately in all regards, and is confident that the case will be dismissed by the court," Mr. Fitzgerald said.

This incident — one of the thousands of arrests that will be dismissed by judges this year — eats away at much-needed support for law enforcement.

And on Thursday, The New York Times reported that an additional 2,000 will be dismissed by the end of the month.

Like "Hillary: The Movie," it'll be dismissed by detractors of the Illinois Policy Institute and Rauner (even if he really didn't know about it) as propaganda and hailed as gospel by those who already want Madigan out.

Islamabad remains abuzz with talk that the government will be dismissed, possibly by the courts acting under pressure from the powerful military, which has long wanted to oust Zardari.

Polman may be ham-fisted, and she will be dismissed for that by the subjects of her critique, but she is not a crank.

First, as a simple matter of predicting what will happen, it's entirely possible that the Olson/Boies lawsuit will be dismissed very quickly by the lower federal courts.

Any weak data points will be dismissed as outliers; aberrations, with any hint of a slowdown will be rapidly dismissed by the next scheduled release.