Sentence examples for subsequent rejection from inspiring English sources

The author was jubilant, and the subsequent rejection of the fourth copy did not discourage him.

One of those was Cibele – the heartbreaking, semi-autobiographical tale of the developer Nina Freeman's online romance and subsequent rejection.

In connection with Permira's latest increase, however, Permira agreed to indemnify the Pauls for any litigation arising from their subsequent rejection of another takeover proposal.

A further indicator of Lincoln's distrust of Pinkerton's professionalism was his subsequent rejection of Pinkerton's offer to serve as the Union's intelligence chief a few months later.

Such lyrical jolts are frequent, as Scott takes inspiration from her past – in particular, her Baptist upbringing and subsequent rejection of it – for an album that thrives on going to intensely personal places.

The fact that he can for a time be an exceptionally good friend makes the subsequent rejection even worse.A rival explanation for the loathing of Mandelson invokes political rather than personal style.

After failing all of my A-levels and subsequent rejections from colleges, I moved to London and started working in retail as a means to earn money.

Much of that security came from the May 15 ruling by the California Supreme Court legalizing same-sex marriage, and the subsequent rejections of challenges to the decision by the same court and the State Court of Appeals, which denied another request for a stay of the marriages on Tuesday.

IRI is an inflammatory process initiated at the endothelial surface of the vasculature and is associated with increased susceptibility to subsequent acute rejection episodes and the vascular changes associated with chronic rejection [ 76].

A subsequent, general rejection of that brainy orientation remains tied to it as a shift of emphasis in the formula "theory and practice".

The newspaper goes on to describe the subsequent US rejection of the deal as a "humiliating rebuff".