Sentence examples similar to rejection sending from inspiring English sources

The rejection sent the price of carbon plummeting to a historic low of roughly $3.60.

The rejection sent Heineken's share price soaring to a 16-year high to €61.98 in early trading in Amsterdam.

A letter of rejection sent to the Renaissance applicants listed two reasons for their failure: a lack of sufficient community support and a financial plan that "left little room for error".

It wasn't until two years later that he discovered the rejection – sent under the name of the famed instructor – had not come from the school, but instead from his girlfriend.

Pam's rejection sent Roy into a downward spiral, hitting rock bottom with a drunk driving arrest.

Feeling that rejection sends them into a "fight, flight" response, releasing cortisol, which floods the system and shuts down the prefrontal cortex, or executive brain, letting the amygdala, or lower brain, take over.

This unholy trinity of Christian rejections sent Bart into a spiritual tailspin.

By embracing rejection and sending my twice rejected novel back out into the world, it sold six weeks later to a major legacy publisher who found both my dialogue and my narrative riveting.

While some New Yorker magazine rejection letters (Arts pages, Jan . 12 are to be cherished, none may top a rejection letter sent by a Chinese mathematical journal, which was quoted in The American Mathematical Monthly: "We could not hope, in the next thousand years, to receive the equal of your manuscript, so that, were we to publish yours, we should never be able to publish anything again.

24,000 -- Number of rejection letters sent.

Fears that a Greek rejection would send markets into panic about the currency union's future pushed Spain to seek the aid ahead of Greece's election.