Sentence examples for effect of refusing from inspiring English sources

An underappreciated side effect of refusing to take money from wealthy donors is that Sanders can skip such time-consuming fundraisers.

The guidance from Acas makes it clear that employers don't have to make value judgments about the most deserving request; each case should be considered on its merits, how it would impact on the business and the effect of refusing a request.

He added that time was pressing, noting the effects that months of refusing food has had on his client, and other inmates.

Fed up women have written first person accounts attempting to live sans mental calendar, many of them titled something to the effect of "my week of refusing to take on the mental load".

"It's one of the unfortunate side effects of Mugabe refusing to deal with the issue of party leadership". Smith added that he felt the scandal was overshadowing Zimbabwe's real problems — particularly its worsening economy.

In effect, Baldwin was refusing to write a parable of race relations.

It is unclear why our study had only a modest effect on lipids, but one possibility is that individuals recruited for study participation because of an LDL >100 mg/dL had previously failed statin therapy because of adverse effects and refused reintroduction of a statin.

They are, in effect, refusing to be coerced into heaven.

Whenever I achieved a powerful dramatic effect, I refused to let go of it and insisted on repeating it again and again.

Effect of patients' reasons for refusing treatment on implementing psychiatric advance directives.

None of the adolescent patients, who were able to communicate about this minor adverse effect, refused to continue the TauroLock™ prophylaxis.