Sentence examples for rarely refused from inspiring English sources

In peace-loving Japan, buyout offers that arrived after such gestures were rarely refused.

Euthanasia then was generally condemned and terminally ill patients rarely refused medical treatment.

The Rogers were having people round for supper, an invitation that I would guess is rarely refused.

Parents rarely refused when he asked if the youngsters could come to his studio to pose, honoured that their child had been spotted by a world-famous artist.

As her academic reputation spread, she was much in demand for lectures and conferences at home and abroad, and rarely refused a request to speak.

Entomological societies share some common features: Membership requires payment of dues to maintain the organization; there is often a "pro forma" election to membership held at a meeting of the society, and prospective members are rarely refused.

ESPN, which rarely refuses the chance to produce advertisements for itself.

The agency's new mandatory recall powers received a lot of attention in debate over the bill, but in reality, they may get little use, since companies rarely refuse F.D.A. requests for voluntary recalls.

"Mike would rarely refuse a meeting, even with the most junior person on the floor, but he'd make you play chicken a little bit," Ravich said.

I can't resist a good infidelity story (really, can anything beat Presumed Innocent by Scott Turow?) I can rarely refuse the intricacies of inter-racial love (Meeting of the Waters by Kim Mclarin,) or a memoir about substance abuse (Drinking: A Love Story by Caroline Knapp.

Studies with VA showed that close relatives rarely refuse to give information and in some situations the response rates were 100%.