Sentence examples for still been rejected from inspiring English sources

In recent years, Abbas has satisfied all of Israel's demands but has still been rejected by Netanyahu.

No stranger to being handcuffed by the NYPD, Tunick has been arrested five times for his art in New York City and has still been rejected permits, which is why he has taken his work elsewhere.

That means millions could still be rejected.

A held drawing has the potential of being O.K.ed, although it could still be rejected.

Cai was playing with his pasta, oblivious to the possibility that his choice might still be rejected.

That deal could still be rejected by any of the 27 national parliaments during the ratification process.

There is talk of a national-unity government but presumably it would have a majority of Thaksinites and so still be rejected by the PAD.

If the fine is over three years old, applicants could still be rejected if they have received multiple fines that show "a pattern of offending".

However, he said about 140,000 students would still be rejected by universities this summer because institutions were restricted by the number of places they could offer.

I fear rejection when applying for jobs in future, but being rejected from so many universities has made me realise you can be at the top and still be rejected, so it's been a good learning experience.

The Games constructors eventually carried the day, freeing up the puzzle vocabulary, if only a little ("bra" might now be clued as "Shape shifter," but "Two cupfuls of milk" would still be rejected).