Sentence examples for mutual rejection from inspiring English sources
Mutual recognition replaced mutual rejection.
"Relations between the two countries are ambiguous, marked by both mutual rejection and fascination," Remy Leveau, an expert in North African issues, told the news magazine L'Express this week.
A solution of this deadlock situation is to reserve some buffer spaces (g) to avoid the above mutual rejections, as illustrated in Figure 4b.
The results suggest that early intervention programs for difficult preschoolers might be beneficial to prevent nonadaptive developmental trajectories, and that children with impaired social skills deserve special attention because mutual reinforcement of aggression and rejection may lead to increasingly severe behavioral problems.
Clinical studies indicate that children who experience a traumatic brain injury (TBI) are often the victim of peer rejection, have very few mutual friends, and are at risk for long-term behavioural and social impairments.
Online dating services offer options for building romantic relationships, but Chinchin is designed to allow you to build new relationships through your mutual friends without the risk of rejection.
First, topic profferings, like other practices that provide for mutual topic initiation, are vulnerable to rejection.
Als includes internal memos re: rejection of Soviets to participation in mutual greetings for New Year's 1987.
The distance between both of the DGSs is so close that there exists mutual inductance, which can be utilized to broaden the rejection bandwidth effectively.
That mutual dependence was a significant factor in Gibraltar's resounding rejection of "Brexit". In the 2016 referendum, 96% of the voters here cast ballots to remain in the EU.
