Sentence examples for hosts reject from inspiring English sources

Previously: "Fox & Friends" Hosts Reject Geraldo's Schwarzenegger Steroids Joke.

He also participated in variety television shows in Singapore (notably as a guest judge on Campus Superstar) and Taiwan (such as Happy Sunday), but some Taiwanese hosts rejected him over fears that their jokes would offend him.

Parafit analysis of myzostomids and their hosts rejected the null hypothesis of random association (ParaFitGlobal = 2439.93156; P = 0.00050).

Previous studies on the great reed warblers (Acrocephalus arundinaceus) have found that post-manipulation desertion was higher when the initial clutch size was low (Moskát et al. 2011) and that hosts rejected fewer parasitic eggs when they had larger clutches due to increased risk of errors (Moskát and Hauber 2007).

Some of them showed how a host rejected their request but then immediately approved them when they created fake accounts with white profile photos.

The professor said that the suspension policy was particularly unfair if it were used against black guests who created fake white accounts to test whether a specific host rejected them due to their race.

If a host rejects a guest by stating that their space is not available, Airbnb will automatically block the calendar for subsequent reservation requests for that same trip.

What came next was a series of mildly contentious tweets between Stelter and Concha, with the CNN host rejecting the idea that "Reliable Sources" had been piling on Fox News.

Hewitt, an MSNBC host, rejected limits on guns as a response to last week's school shooting in Santa Fe, Texas, where police say a student used his dad's shotgun and revolver hidden beneath a trench coat to kill 10 people.

DISCRIMINATION Because hosts can reject guest bookings for any reason, you have no way of knowing whether there is truly no room at the inn or whether they find you untrustworthy.

One route the government may take in order to persuade US hosts to reject the site, or to provide US law enforcement with legal cause to close the site down, is to introduce legislation that would criminalise collating and publishing publicly available information online.