Sentence examples for rejected very from inspiring English sources

She warned candidates for the job that Weinstein would make sexual advances, and rejected "very overtly attractive" applicants.

Of the 17 items sent I would have rejected very few had I been in the position of a client.

In several columns I sneered at Mr. Arafat and reiterated the common view that he had rejected very generous peace deals proffered by Ehud Barak.

Due to the cascading layout of our classifier non-window patches on average can be rejected very fast.

Yet this hypothesis had already been rejected (very early on in the disease's history).

As a result, the mapping ontology rejected very few models, thus supporting the recent critique on the suitability of OWL for schema verification.

But after asking for extensive amounts of paperwork, the Europeans end up rejecting very few applicants.

On the other hand, Curley's Spinoza must reject very natural-sounding demands of the PSR.

Figure 3 shows that tree estimates from FSA MSAs tend to underestimate the number of substitutions on internal branches, which could be expected to result in lower support for any tree, which could explain why it tends to reject very few trees for nucleotide sequence data and reject almost no trees for amino acid data.

In this sense, the regulation of the first enzyme of the pathway is bi-functional in dynamic terms [ 18]: The metabolic regulation rapidly rejects high frequency perturbations but possibly with small amplitude or capability, while the gene-expression regulation is slow to adapt, but may be able to reject very large constant perturbations.

Bob Jack, Stirling Council chief executive, said: "We are very disappointed that union officials have rejected these very positive proposals without asking their members for their views.