Sentence examples for least refused from inspiring English sources

This time, however, non-OPEC producers (especially Russia) have—so far at least—refused to co-operate.

Until then, Democrats as well as Republicans had lined up behind him, or at least refused to call his bluff.

Boston's Republican leaders refused to believe (or at least refused to acknowledge publicly) that anything important had happened in their city.

He sided with, or at least refused to repudiate, those in his administration who opposed negotiations with the Soviets as long as that opposition was not politically costly.

Even UKIP leadership candidates like Lisa Duffy and Diane James have sought to distance themselves from Trump, or at the very least refused any kind of endorsement.

I can't stop my method being used, but I can at least refuse to collaborate.

Once passengers hit red it is suggested that airlines think about stopping them boarding or, at the very least, refusing to serve them more booze once airborne.

One of the founders … argued that even if political conditions made it impossible for journalists to always write the truth, they should at least refuse to publish lies.

For much of the past two months television coverage has been overtly on the side of the protesters, at the very least refusing to block pictures from the Maidan as Mr Yanukovych's administration demanded.

While administration officials defended the surveillance during the hearing, several lawmakers said that the data collection was unsustainable, and that Congress would move to either revoke the legislative authorization for the bulk collection now or at least refuse to renew it when it expires in 2015.

This debut came at the late age of 35: Flaubert had put himself through a long and silent apprenticeship, working out his youthful romanticism, discovering a harder and more objective way of writing, and discarding - or at least, refusing to publish - almost everything he wrote.