Sentence examples for that rebuffed from inspiring English sources

But some entrepreneurs are seeking other options beyond the traditional two, inspired partly by the stories of start-ups that rebuffed buyout offers or regretted taking them.

Tuesday's ruling was the latest in a string of court decisions that rebuffed efforts by the F.C.C. to expand its regulatory authority, noted Eli M. Noam, a professor of finance and economics at the Columbia University graduate business school and the director of the Columbia Institute for Tele-Information.

"I have always made clear I believe we should protect the rights of existing EU nationals here at the time of the referendum, and it has been the EU that rebuffed the early UK efforts to provide reciprocal clarity on this," said Raab, who supported leave.

SQL isn't as muscle-bound as rivals' software — but it is powerful enough to win over corporate accounts that rebuffed it in the past.

Greenwald also reacted to a British court ruling that rebuffed Miranda's legal challenge to his detention.

ABC's ombudsman, Murray Green, looked into the accusations and issued a report that rebuffed the government.

What is new about "Spring Breakers" is the punch of the thing: positively raging with affect and crafted with a care that rebuffs the deliberate, faux-amateur roughness of early Korine.

Those two actions, fueled by Republican anger that the fund remains a dangerously secretive agency that rebuffs reforms, have left the financing measure hanging by a thread in Congress.

That rebuff angered Catalans mightily, especially as they had voted for the statute in a referendum.

Colleagues felt it was that rebuff which led a disappointed man to his final, failed coup.

That rebuff pushed Catalonia's conservative government to embrace an independence project whose appeal on the street grew.