Sentence examples for because of refusal from inspiring English sources

However, at the end of June the Air Transport Users Councillodgeded a formal complaint to the ASA because of refusal on the part of particular airlines to include airport tax and other extras in advertised fares.

The small number isn't because of refusal — to give one example, 85percentt of eligible brain-dead patients' families in central Massachusetts chose to donate last year — but because of the rarity of brain death.

The remaining 180 patients were not included in this study because of refusal to be involved, unfavorable physical condition, or incomplete records.

Among them, 34 patients were excluded because of refusal to interview (n = 12), probable migraine (n = 10), taking preventive medicine within a month (n = 4), age older than 75 (n = 4), mental retardation (n = 2), or illiteracy (n = 2).

Among them, 56 patients were excluded because of refusal to complete the questionnaires (n = 28); probable migraine (n = 12); mental retardation (n = 3); illiteracy (n = 5); or age older than 70 (n = 8).

Blood samples were not collected from 3 centenarians and 1 subject in group F because of refusal or impossibility of the subjects.

HIV serosurveys have become important sources of HIV prevalence estimates, but these estimates may be biased because of refusals and other forms of non-response.

Although a one-to-one age-in-months matching of cases and controls was originally sought, it was not exactly achieved, for logistical reasons and because of refusals to participate.

But Facebook has been so darn good for so long because of their refusal to IPO, their refusal to think about the short term, and their refusal to let one party's needs overshadow the general health of the service.

Anthony again because of its refusal to support the petition.

Illston already ruled off-limits any evidence connected to Anderson because of his refusal to testify.