Sentence examples for in refusing to help from inspiring English sources

Occasionally they threaten to discontinue such services if the deceased persists in refusing to help them.

In refusing to help, we deny the idea of European solidarity.

He also cites Hunt's shortsightedness in refusing to help William F. Buckley found The National Review, a publication that might have legitimized some of this book's principal players.

In its 35-page filing, the government cited news reports and other sources in suggesting that Apple was being hypocritical in refusing to help the US any more in the San Bernardino case while cooperating with the Chinese government.

questions Apple's motives in refusing to help FBI.

There is no socially redeeming value in refusing to help or to turn a blind eye when help is needed.

Oddly enough Trunzo was also one of the financiers who took a dim view of Flir's prospects in 2000, refusing to help it raise money during its darkest hours.

On payment of the alimony, he commented, "so that kept her off my back", but he would return to prison in 1978 for refusing to help Marguerite Eskridge and their son, Erin.

He criticised his rescuers in later years for refusing to help Frenchmen who were around him; many of them drowned.

That did mean that last night I stood in the kitchen, arms crossed, refusing to help "team dinner-clean-up" (one older child, one younger) as they loaded the dishwasher, washed pans and wiped (and re-wiped) counters, instead of sitting down and letting my husband clean up, as he usually would.

Contrariwise, there are times when refusing to help people in the short run means they won't have a long run at all.