Sentence examples for rejected for lack from inspiring English sources

Unlimited engineering manpower is not available so requests should be rejected for lack of manpower.

In 2005 her application for French nationality was rejected for "lack of assimilation".

But in June, she said, Mohammad's application was rejected for lack of a required document proving he had refugee status.

Although many methods have been developed to treat MFT, most of them have been rejected for lack of technical or economic feasibility.

When we went to the nearby San Francisco Passport Agency for additional pages, we were again rejected for lack of an appointment.

If someone worked in isolation for six months on even the most brilliant contribution, it would probably be rejected for lack of compatibility with the others' efforts.

Three more were rejected for lacking qualifications, experience and skills.

Almost all of those votes would come from overseas absentee ballots initially rejected for lacking proper postmarks, dates and signatures, among other flaws.

If in any of Willie Randolph's 11 or 12 (who's counting?) interviews for a major league managing job in the past three years he was rejected for lacking experience, he was a victim of a phony excuse.

Alexie fails to ponder, to any degree, the effect Hudson's byline might have on a writer with an "ethnic" name routinely rejected for lacking an "audience" for their work, or whose book covers are "whitewashed," or who is told by a publishing house that it has already published someone else in their cultural group.

This, of course, is "projection", one of those Freudian terms we're supposed to reject for lack of scientific evidence, but that keeps reasserting itself as an invaluable way of interpreting the world.