Sentence examples for significant rejection from inspiring English sources

There was not a significant rejection of the Republican Party.

About 10percentt of liver transplant patients experience a significant rejection, and the chance of a rejection of a pancreas, now far better, is 20percentt, he added.

The defeat on the government's narrower criteria for assessing whether victims of domestic violence should receive legal help is a significant rejection of government plans.

It is the basis of an ongoing discussion with the Obama administration, White House and foundation officials said, and it amounts to the group's most significant rejection of a national approach to Cuba that it helped shape and that has been defined by hostility and limited contact with the island.

His answer, to a question from Senator Arlen Specter, Republican of Pennsylvania, appeared to be a significant rejection, by the most conservative member of the Court, of a tactic some New Right groups have favored to undo Supreme Court decisions on issues such as school prayer.

On the other hand, if he loses big — falling not just to third place, but a distant third — Mr. Romney will probably spend Wednesday morning explaining why the result should not be seen as a significant rejection of his efforts to be seen as the inevitable nominee of the party.

The present method gives significant disturbance rejection both in the inner and outer loops and also shows significant improvement when compared to the recently reported methods.

General Fil attributed the decline to improvements in the Iraqi security forces, a cease-fire ordered by the Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr, the disruption of financing for insurgents, and, most significant, Iraqis' rejection of "the rule of the gun".

The incident was the most significant membership rejection spree from OSM since 2011, the board said.

We present the case of a 50-year-old woman with hemodynamically significant humoral rejection resistant to steroids, cyclophos-phamide, and plasmapheresis who responded to the addition of anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody therapy (rituximab).

One New Urbanist on a listserve questioned whether Cityism had "an exclusive, modernist architectural dimension" and therefore would "have the problem of modernist exclusivism again, in the face of significant popular rejection of its tenets".