Sentence examples for unexpected rejection from inspiring English sources

The unexpected rejection of the American bail-out plan on September 29th cast doubt on one obvious mechanism to remove the worst-performing assets from banks' balance-sheets.

This only partially satisfying form of justice means that, barring an unexpected rejection of the Ballmer deal by the league's board of governors, the Clippers will soon be under new ownership, and professional basketball will be rid of Donald Sterling.

The sudden appearance of blue public buses was a staggering about-turn – and an unexpected rejection of the Dublin regulation, which says refugees seeking asylum should have their application assessed in the first EU country they enter, and which Hungary had insisted on upholding.

The film's title is that of a memoir written by the protagonist, Bertrand Morane Charles Dennerr), an engineer in Montpellier who spends his free time chasing women (sometimes literally), until, after an unexpected rejection, he decides to type out his erotic reminiscences.

The Canadian businessman also shares his most memorable moment when an unexpected rejection ultimately led to an outsized profit.

"I expect parliament to endorse the bill but an unexpected rejection could happen as parties prepare their pre-election tactics," said Borut Hocevar, an editor of daily Zurnal24.

This sensible rejection, unexpected to those unfamiliar with India's approval processes, is being noted by business journalists as a move likely to seriously hamper Monsanto's expansion into the creation of GE food crops outside the U.S. Currently, India does allow the growing of Bt Cotton, but GE food crops and animal forage have not been heretofore accepted there.

The sense of flux was heightened by the unexpected string of rejections that PSG had to wade through before finally appointing a successor to Ancelotti.

Despite the report's critique, executives and analysts point to numerous unexpected delays and rejections by the FDA since the Vioxx debacle that they say show the agency is taking a tougher stance.

Despite the report's critique, executives and analysts point to numerous unexpected delays and rejections by the F.D.A. since the Vioxx debacle that they say show the agency is taking a tougher stance.

With no K-12 program or parents dictating if we're ready for the next grade, self-directed adults sometimes need an unexpected push, shove or rejection to expand and live our truths.