Sentence examples for Early rejection from inspiring English sources

EARLY rejection cuts deep.

"Early rejection of treaties and accords may escalate a lack of security, breed mutual suspicions, and return the states to the phase of détente and hostility".

The early rejection "was funny at the time," Mr. Harding said.

An early rejection led the group to seek clearance from regulators in Europe and America for a formal bid.

In the fight over climate legislation, environmentalists' early rejection of a "safety valve" looks kind of lamentable in retrospect.

The highest IL-5 levels were measured in the bile during the early rejection period (3 days prior to biopsy-proven rejection).

To a person, the early Facebook people I spoke with all mentioned Zuckerberg's July 2006 rejection of Yahoo's $1 billion purchase offer as a seminal moment that not only changed Facebook, but changed their thinking personally as entrepreneurs.

Trammell Crow still hopes to win a share of the work on the project despite the earlier rejection.

In Britain, they reflect the 1980s and 1990s' rejection of high-rise modernism, and a revived attachment to supposed vernacular architecture that often comes out looking downright kitsch.

The court said that in its 2001 rejection of the same cap, it instructed the F.C.C. to consider such competitors to cable.

John McGinnis suggests that the Senate will refuse to confirm "cronies," citing the example of the 2005 rejection of poorly qualified Bush nominee Harriet Miers.