Sentence examples for were being rejected by from inspiring English sources

In 2007, the BBC reported that certain names were being rejected by Facebook, in an attempt to prohibit abuse and profanity in the name field.

Under another theory, those who floated were being rejected by the water, which represented baptism, and were therefore witches, while those who sank (and sometimes drowned) were innocent.

At least 3,700 children have been orphaned by Ebola in west Africa, according to Unicef, which warned that they were being rejected by their communities.

Assemblyman Jack McEneny, an Albany Democrat and the bill's sponsor, said last week that some of the foods derived from biotech plants that were acceptable in the United States were being rejected by foreign markets.

In late October, May ordered Gwinnett to stop summarily rejecting ballots for "perceived signature discrepancy," which the judge said was being made by elections staff on a "subjective and arbitrary basis". That ruling came after voting rights advocates became alarmed that a large number of absentee ballots were being rejected by Gwinnett elections officials.

The 45 Failed Novels were being rejected by everyone.

The lack of expected appearances "feels like exactly what it is, which is being rejected by your own people".

An attempt to change settlement treaties so that north European countries take more migrants is being rejected by Britain.

Potential buyers are being rejected by banks on the eve of closing, which leaves both buyers and sellers in limbo.

One, Swanee (Jason C. Brown), who has H.I.V., is being rejected by his boyfriend, though not because of the virus.

But the agreement is being rejected by many of the youth and ad hoc groups that have organised the mass demonstrations against Mr Saleh.