Sentence examples for has often been rejected from inspiring English sources
American Needle is not the first company to challenge the N.F.L.'s single-entity argument, which has often been rejected by courts.
The occurrence of slow-growing lung cancer has often been rejected because of similar histopathological and molecular features of screening and non-screening-detected cases.
Tramways are expensive and for this reason have often been rejected in city centres; trains in Britain are notoriously unreliable and expensive.
'I was surprised!' she laughs, adding that her own fashion shoots in the 80s had often been rejected: one magazine ran black pages rather than print her story.
Tidbits, a popular 12-year-old electronic newsletter about Macintosh and Internet news, has often been inadvertently rejected by e-mail server computers around the world the last two years.
Another congregant, Jerome Rosenbloom, 45, who lives in Brooklyn, said that he rejected what has often been described as "supermarket" Catholicism, with adherents picking and choosing whatever aspects of the faith suited them.
But we haven't generally wanted these things for our government and our country, and we -- Republicans, Democrats, and others -- have often been strong enough to reject such forces through our democratic processes.
What they believe they know often has been rejected as merely epistemologically anomalous.
The Angels are three victories from the first World Series title in their 42-season history and one of their leaders, maybe their unchristened leader, is a pesky player who has been rejected as often as he has heard short-people jokes.
