Sentence examples for rejecting them in from inspiring English sources

British shoppers have rang the death knell for many a curved croissant, rejecting them in favour of their straight alternatives due to something called "the spreadability factor".

Tsipras abruptly resigned and called the election last month after finally being forced to accept the draconian conditions of the rescue package, despite some 62% of voters rejecting them in the referendum.

The voters Labour most needs are rejecting them, in all parts of the country; some turning to the Tories, others, as here in Islington South & Finsbury to the Liberal Democrats.

There is indeed a danger that students with dependents are unfairly perceived as 'high risk' students, that is, likely to have problems completing degrees, and that this could be used as a tacit justification for rejecting them, in some cases".

In 2014, several legal groups filed a lawsuit against Ohio alleging that the state retained time-limit waivers in mostly white counties, while rejecting them in minority-heavy areas with high unemployment rates.

Courier said he understood the doubts but rejected them in this instance.

"The opinion considers the major arguments made by Coleman and rejects them in a detailed and measured way".

Follow them around the block and watch as yet another cabby rejects them in front of the Hotel Gansevoort, then see them sullenly split into two cabs.

Israel accepted these ideas – and Arafat rejected them, in what Bill Clinton later called "an error of historic proportions" in his 2004 memoir, My Life.

"Modeling is probably the one industry where you have the freedom to refer to people by their color and reject them in their work," she said.

He won his job, in large part, because Republicans lack any leaders who can appeal to the wide swathes of the country that rejected them in November 2008, particular in New England and on the west coast.