Sentence examples for rejected by a number from inspiring English sources

The Guild was written as an hour-long TV pilot but was rejected by a number of studios.

Then in 2012 he completed a short English-language teaching course, but was rejected by a number of English-language institutes in Saudi Arabia.

Bishop's first book of poems, "North & South," appeared in 1946, when she was 35, after it had been rejected by a number of publishing houses.

The fourth draft of a controversial proposed law covering the activities of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in Cambodia has been rejected by a number of local and international organisations.

And yet conservatives are divided over the economics of immigration, and, as my colleague Ryan Lizza notes, the Heritage analysis was quickly rejected by a number of the foundation's usual allies.

After being rejected by a number of commercial carriers, he turned to the Maryland Health Insurance Plan, one of 35 state programs for high-risk applicants whom no private company is willing to insure.

Some Chinese medicine practitioners say tiger bones help relieve pain and can act as an anti-inflammatory agent — a claim rejected by a growing number of their colleagues.

In Seattle, the head of Boe ing's supersonic airliner divi sion, H. W. Withington, said the theory had been rejected, by a good number of scientists.

Prime Minister Theresa May's negotiators reached a departure agreement with the EU last October, but this was rejected by a record number of MPs.

Into this culture of cake mixes, TV dinners and packaged foods with catchy names, Jones lobbed Child's "Mastering the Art of French Cooking," a tome of labor-intensive techniques and recipes, which had been rejected by any number of other American publishers.

Despite all this, in Amoris Laetitia, Pope Francis doesn't hesitate to paint a picture of the Church of Mercy he has in mind, and does so by repeatedly citing the final reports of the 2014 and 2015 Synods, and the texts approved by the majority in particular, though these same texts were rejected by a consistent minority (numbers 84, 85 and 86 of the final report of 2015 in particular).