Sentence examples for a quick rejection from inspiring English sources

Avon has already responded with a quick rejection.

"If there was a quick rejection process, it would be one thing, but you can spend millions of dollars and many years trying to get a project approved in Westchester before you get turned down," Mr. Ginsburg said.

Ever since it arrived, users have tried to figure out the secret to what makes someone swipe right when they see a photo (signifying a desire to know more) versus swiping left (a quick rejection).

Despite Avon's quick rejection of Monday's proposal, a merger would make sense.

Microsoft's muscular approach and Yahoo's strong and quick rejection suggest that investors can expect a showdown at Yahoo's annual shareholder meeting on Aug. 1. "Microsoft and Mr. Icahn are trying to dismantle the company and deliver our search business to Microsoft on terms that would be disadvantageous to Yahoo stockholders," Roy Bostock, Yahoo's chairman, said in a statement.

One reason for the quick rejection, according to competition lawyers in Brussels and a commission spokesman, is that the European Commission did not want to repeat a mistake of the first Microsoft case, when it ordered the software maker in 2004 to sell a version of Windows in Europe without its media player.

Sometimes, this director admits, tension between the family and outside directors surfaces, as it did over the quick rejection of the Times' overture.

Sometimes, this director admits, tension between the family and outside directors surfaces, as it did over the quick rejection of the Times' __overture.

But the quick rejection of the proposed change suggests that many in the party are happy with a process that offered many Republican candidates a shot at being the front-runner during a months-long competition.

"Schroders notes with disappointment the quick rejection by the AstraZeneca board of the latest offer from Pfizer and the decision of the Pfizer board to draw a premature end to these negotiations by calling their latest proposal final," Sue Noffke, manager of Schroders Prime UK equity fund, said.

She wants AstraZeneca to resume talks with Pfizer over its £55 per share "final offer", before the deadline of 26 May, saying: "Schroders notes with disappointment the quick rejection by the AstraZeneca Board of the latest offer from Pfizer and the decision of the Pfizer Board to draw a premature end to these negotiations by calling their latest proposal Final.