Sentence examples for rejected making it from inspiring English sources

By virtue of the confocality of AOSLO, light scattered from planes other than the plane of interest is rejected, making it possible to perform axial sectioning and return higher contrast retinal images [ 14].

"The fact that it was rejected makes it clear that Washington Democrats won't cut a dime in government spending without job-killing tax hikes".

In October 2004, Tamer learned that his appeal of his sentence had been rejected, making him subject to deportation.

But the company has steadfastly rejected making any drastic changes to its corporate structure.

The government's new pensions plan, published in December, rejected making contributions compulsory.

A committee last week rejected making journalists exempt from one of the measures which makes disclosing special intelligence operations a crime.

Groening rejected making either a live-action or a CGI film, calling the film's animation "deliberately imperfect" and "a tribute to the art of hand-drawn animation".

And we've seen others that are rejected, make almost no change, yet get in the next time they're submitted.

"I'm scared that I'll be judged, rejected, made uncomfortable, that people will look at me differently".

Of course, rejection is hard: No one wants to feel like they're inadequate in any way, and being rejected makes us feel that way.

Mr. Kim has rejected that, making it clear that whatever his grandfather and father intended, his nuclear program is for deterrence and strength, but not a bargaining chip.