Sentence examples for may spurn options from inspiring English sources
Employees may spurn options and look for cash pay.
Cities that choose to have elected mayors may spurn the idea of regional government.
Iran may spurn everything it is offered and set in motion a Middle East arms race.
If its valuations are too generous, it may have to sell at a loss; if they are too stingy, homeowners may spurn them.
Connoisseurs may spurn the Jacobean reproductions and textured-velvet love seats, but they seem to suit the Algonquin's time-warp sensibilities.
While it's true that nearly-adult kids may spurn your invitation for something as childish as a board game, you may be surprised.
Finally, there's the already spurned option of going it alone.
He may have spurned his Englishness but you could not entirely remove the Yorkshire from him.
Newsroom discussions about issues affecting minority audiences may be spurned instead of spawned.
His political transformation suggests that his ideals are rather pliable, but he also may feel spurned by his former patrons.
The idea: EPS-conscious investors may be spurning these companies at a time when they are doing a better job of beating the competition or pleasing their customers.
