Sentence examples for but refusal from inspiring English sources

But refusal to appear on Newsnight is hardly a resigning offence.

But refusal to take up the challenge [of the Congo forest] would be wrong.

But refusal to participate in Holocaust memorial events is an own goal.

"The Italians have been justified — a lot of Italians feel that France's behavior, with its grand speeches but refusal to welcome migrants, is unacceptable," Mr. Lazar said.

• Switzerland - usually shows considerable reluctance over extradition, but refusal to grant the former Vichy official resident status reflects attempts to cover up cooperation with Hitler, including the expulsion of Jewish refugees.

Yes, a manuscript may have been rejected because of a cranky reviewer, but refusal is much more likely to be the result of weaknesses in the article, lack of fit with the journal or poor writing.

Response rates over 70% signal 'the most rigorously conducted surveys' [ 35] but refusals and non-contacts are the main reasons for the lowering of response rates and continue to plague the attainment of a successful interview [ 36, 37].

Pynchon may refuse to appear in public or make his whereabouts known, but this refusal has also birthed endless hoaxes and reported sightings.

But that refusal is unsustainable.

But the refusal is marked by a certain recognition.

But his refusal added to Jasmine's suspicions.