Sentence examples for rarely rejected from inspiring English sources

Incumbent parties and presidents are rarely rejected at the polls.

Some current and former staff members say that drilling permits and other industry requests are rarely rejected in Vernal.

But the way Washington works, nominees for cabinet jobs are rarely rejected for ideology alone (though subcabinet officials are often fair game).

These are evaluated 5.3 and 5.9 on average on a scale of 1 10 and not often chosen as one of the three preferred options, but they are also rarely rejected.

In contrast with humans, chimps rarely rejected offers of 20% of the food; they only rejected such tenders in experiments where the proposer had the additional choice of taking all of the food and leaving the responder with nothing.

The tissue, when harvested from young donors (usually people who die from motorcycle accidents or gun shots) is very rarely rejected.

The courts run by the Communist Party rarely reject prosecutors' cases.

The Senate rarely rejects a nomination pushed by one of its members.

The Senate rarely rejects bills, and the government only needs to retain the confidence of the lower house.

It has done a lot for human rights in Israel, but when it comes to Palestinians it rarely rejects the state's security arguments.

But the FISA court works with great speed and rarely rejects a warrant request, partly because the executive branch knows the rules and does not present frivolous or badly argued cases.