Sentence examples similar to qualified rejection from inspiring English sources

Q: After applying for hundreds of jobs that I was qualified for, receiving two rejection letters and thinking direct mail has a better response rate at 1 to 2 percent, I feel unemployable.

"Status: Not qualified," said one blunt rejection letter he shared with me.

Those who make these claims are convinced that students with better grades and/or higher SAT scores are inarguably more highly qualified, and that their rejection is thus a deep injustice.

The vote in New Hampshire was too close to qualify as a rejection.

In addition, test designs are given which lead to statistically qualified decisions about acceptance or rejection of a claimed effective concentration of a microbicidal substance.

John McGinnis suggests that the Senate will refuse to confirm "cronies," citing the example of the 2005 rejection of poorly qualified Bush nominee Harriet Miers.

Barbara was indeed qualified, but circumstances determined her rejection.

When Roy asked whether respect for Jesus' teachings and a rejection of superstitious ritual qualified him as "half a Christian," Tyerman said no.

Peter Keisler, assistant attorney general for the civil division, complained to Mr. Elston after the rejection of several highly qualified applicants that the decisions were "either irrational or so irrational that they are motivated by politics," the report found.

"However, we have now received a rejection letter on the basis she has over qualified herself with a more technical test than required.

Teachers often try to lessen the impact of rejection by qualifying the response, but if a response is not affirmed, students always know it has been rejected.