Sentence examples for consistently rebuffed from inspiring English sources

Because he could still rely on his conscription machine, Napoleon consistently rebuffed offers by the allies to negotiate peace.

Record labels have suggested raising Apple's 99-cent, per-track price, but the company has consistently rebuffed a price hike.

Despite pleas for help, New York Republicans say they have been consistently rebuffed or ignored in Washington.

Despite taking their claims all the way to the Vatican in their quest for justice, they were consistently rebuffed.

Facebook has consistently rebuffed attempts from others, including the UK and Canadian parliaments, to hear from Zuckerberg.

The Pentagon consistently rebuffed concerns that these commanders, most with long records of war crimes, might prove to be a destabilizing factor.

Results obtained consistently rebuff the perpetuated fallacies and confirm that there is no real barrier to cogeneration development in Malaysia under current policies of gas prices and electricity tariffs.

But the bank has been reluctant to make its case in public, consistently rebuffing requests for interviews, and now may have missed its chance as the increasingly free Chinese business press has embraced the weak renminbi as a nationalistic symbol of Chinese sovereignty.

I remember knocking on the doors and windows of U.S. news media during the 1990s, asking to write about Afghanistan, Pakistan, the Caucasus and elsewhere and consistently being rebuffed.

He miscalculated the stance taken by successor commissioners, Fay Vincent and Bud Selig (commissioner Giamatti died from a heart attack eight days after the agreement was signed), and Rose's attempts at reinstatement consistently have been rebuffed for the past 26 years.

The Foreign Office said it had consistently sought consular access but its efforts were rebuffed.