Sentence examples for subsequent rejection of from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Such is the power of Bolt, the leak of an offer from Malta's Valetta FC – and his subsequent rejection of it – was the only spark required to force the Mariners into action.

The decision, along with the subsequent rejection of a last-gasp penalty appeal, condemned the Italian side to a 3-1 defeat on the night, 4-3 on aggregate.

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.

Because the graph played such a big role in mobilizing concern over global warming in the years since it was first released, and since the IPCC continues to rely upon and defend it in its latest report, we devote some space here to explaining its unusual origins and subsequent rejection by much of the scientific community.

Thus, as has been shown in kidney transplantation 22, early mild BPAR after liver transplantation does not predict poor long-term outcomes, and continuing an everolimus-based CNI-free regimen after an early rejection episode is feasible without increasing the risk of subsequent rejection.

C4d and microcirculation inflammation are independent biomarkers of subsequent rejection, chronic ABMR and graft loss in patients with acute ABMR 24, 33, 48, 62. Loupy et al 33 demonstrated that higher increments of C4d Banff scores predict greater microvascular inflammation at both 3 months and 1 year after transplant, as well as worse TG and higher levels of class II DSA.

The mechanisms involve chronic inflammation as well as social isolation, which these women often suffer as a result of incontinence and subsequent rejection by their husband, family and community (Leke et al., 1993).