Sentence examples for many refusals from inspiring English sources

It was the first of his many refusals to compromise his natural talent.

Too many refusals — to use e-mail, or instant messaging, or Twitter — could even get you fired.

But its failure to persuade Israel to halt its settlement policy in occupied territory has led to many refusals.

February 15 After a big search and many refusals, I am thrilled to have landed Kelly Hunter to play the woman.

In the afternoons, I picked them up from their state-run crèche by the Gare du Nord and stuffed them into boots and scarves while the instructrice recounted the happy exploits of the baby and the many refusals of the toddler: to eat, to nap, to play with other children.

The access to the field was extremely difficult: We contacted many universities and universities of applied sciences asking for permission to carry out our survey with their students, getting many refusals.

"This is coming at a time when you have this tremendous national push for improvements in teacher quality: Who's teaching the teachers?" But in response to the criticism and to many schools' refusal so far to cooperate, Mr. Kelly rescinded the plan to flunk schools for which data could not be obtained.

It was a master class in wishful thinking, and I pick on it not because it was unusual, but because it distilled so many politicians' refusal to have adult conversations with us, to assume that we're grown-ups who can do some math and face some disappointment.

Also, in many states, refusal to take an alcohol test carries the same penalty as a test failure.

Many of the refusals to participate were due to illness of the eligible person.

Many of the refusals likely corresponded to households that would have been considered out-of-scope, as many households declined to participate in the survey prior to determination if the household included an infant.