Sentence examples for probably rejected from inspiring English sources

More generally, though, Dr. Moore said the results of the survey showed how much public opinion had changed from the days of the Scopes trial, when "most people probably rejected evolution because they just couldn't believe that human beings descended from apes".

As — wisely or not — you'd probably reject genetically engineered food were it so labeled.

The voters would probably reject anyone who explained how much reform will hurt.

A Russian buyer recently expressed interest, although the government would probably reject an offer from that quarter too.

Even if the fractious five manage to give birth to their long overdue resolution, Mr Hussein will probably reject it, smartly.

The Republicans take control of the Senate in January; they will probably reject any nominee they consider too dovish.

But federal officials will probably reject the application if the carrier cannot prove that it will cut costs.

Indeed, given a free vote, the unelected Lords would probably reject Brexit by a margin of six to one.

They sent out a questionnaire to 50 people and brainstormed about what features consumers would probably reject.

This undermines the strategy of going for a special election, even if he could still get one, since voters would probably reject the revenues anyway.

Afterwards, John McDonnell takes to the stage and heaps praise on McMahon, calling him "the socialist candidate" – an epithet the councillor himself would probably reject.