Sentence examples for been able to rebuff from inspiring English sources

Cable companies have been able to rebuff broadcasters' demands for cash payments for the right to use the signals of the major over-the-air networks.

The whole world wants you to become homogenous, and only an incredibly focused and formidable founder is going to be able to rebuff and harness that criticism while building something different – and fundamentally interesting.

The whole world wants you to become homogenous, and only an incredibly focused and formidable founder is going to be able to rebuff and harness that criticism while building something different – and fundamentally interesting.

The other large companies were able to rebuff Typhoon's claims, and Typhoon ceased doing business in 2008 after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) suspended its trading in a fraud investigation.

Like La Motta, Robinson rebuffed offers he shouldn't have been able to refuse.

Interscope was able to exploit that rebuff by turning around and selling the fifty-per-cent stake to MCA Music Entertainment Group (now known as Universal), for a profit of roughly a hundred million dollars.

So far, General Manager Scott Layden's efforts to deal the exception have been rebuffed, but he may still be able to package the slot and deal Latrell Sprewell.

Mr. Reiskin rebuffed the notion that the city might not be able to efficiently handle so many projects at once.

Murdoch rebuffed Trump's offer, sold it elsewhere and was able to buy it back again in 1993.

Welensky pleaded with Macmillan to deploy the Rhodesian forces but Macmillan rebuffed him, telling Welensky their hopes were pinned on the United Nations being able to restore order, and hoping for a wholly neutral or anti-communist Congo.

But Latin American diplomats here said Mexico had rebuffed a Venezuelan initiative to let Cuba join the group, fearing that Cuba might not be able to pay.