Sentence examples for for not embracing from inspiring English sources

So what possible reasons could there be for not embracing the offer wholeheartedly?

Mind you, the Italians have an excuse for not embracing the Olympic spirit – their football team failed to qualify for London 2012 altogether.

He often praised the policies of John F. Kennedy in his writings and criticized the Democratic-led Congress for not embracing them more heartily.

Investors who once criticized countries for not embracing enough austerity to mend tattered balance sheets have recently started to acknowledge that too much austerity is squeezing growth — making it harder, rather than easier, to pay back debts.

Strangely, his wellies, beaded glasses and zonal-marking tactic didn't win over the Crazy Gang and he was fired with relegation looming the next May, blaming the players for not embracing his system.

It was once said that the trade unions were luddites for not embracing change; today the real luddites are Eric Pickles, Nigel Farage and the rest of the Tory and Ukip parties.

Mr. Remnick conceded that in the past, The New Yorker had been slow to embrace any major changes (for example, not embracing photography in its pages until 1992).

Kings Coach Darryl Sutter, for his part, was not embracing the extra time off.

Bernie McSherry: Well, I think initially there was a bit of a bias against the exchange in the terms of, I guess, the exchange was probably not embracing change for quite some time.

Nicole Vanderbilt, senior e-commerce analyst for New York-based research firm Jupiter Communications, estimates that 25% of the retail trades are being executed over the Internet, "which is going to make life difficult for traditional players who are not embracing the Internet".

They are, for sure, not embraced by everyone.