Sentence examples for even refusals to from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department replied that even refusals to buy insurance can, in the aggregate, have a substantial effect on interstate commerce.

Why was there such a persistent reluctance, maybe even refusal, to vote her in?

Because patients tend to think that treatment allocation should be determined by clinical and personal characteristics [ 2], lack of any explanation for the use of randomisation may lead to confusion and even refusal to participate.

Culturally, there is an even greater silence around abortion, and an even greater refusal to discuss it except in terms of its terrible psychological toll on women.

Oskar Matzerath's tale — to me, even his refusal to grow — was heroic.

But wonderfully, even this refusal to saw constitutes a story of sorts.

A little denial perhaps, or even a refusal to accept matters for what they are.

Climate change denial or even a refusal to vaccinate will harm other people's children before it harms your own.

Even his refusal to endear himself to the audience could be seen as a mark of that sentiment: forget the charm, just look at the tapping.

There is a widespread failure – perhaps even a refusal – to understand the reasons May and the Conservative party are so popular.

Everything about her, even her refusal to listen to authority — she's a "mouthy from Southie," with a whiff of racism and homophobia in her wisecracks — is plausible; what's implausible is the path that Lindsay-Abaire sets her on.