Sentence examples for refusal as from inspiring English sources

The challenge for artists will be to remain vigilant against each new threat, and, where warranted, to meet it with a refusal as energetic as the last.

He has been riled by Liechtenstein's refusal, as would normally be regarded a basic courtesy, to supply him with a DVD recording of their meeting with Spain on Friday.

Limiting factors to start early mobilization included restricted staffing capacities, diagnostic or surgical procedures, patients' refusal, as well as severe hemodynamic instability.

The vast majority of cases were diagnosed before the age of 10 (median: 5 years), affected by diarrhea, weight loss and food refusal, as expected.

Incentives have proven to be an effective tool in reducing refusal as well as discontinuation rates among research participants in developed and developing countries [ 28].

The exclusion criteria were: (1) age ≤17 years; (2) a previous history of IPD; (3) concurrent detection of other pathogenic bacteria from aseptic sites; and (4) patient refusal, as written in the medical chart, to provide personal information for out-of-care purposes.

He described Mr. Hikind's refusal as "misguided".

Family reluctance probably played as great a part in Ulrike's refusal as any personal disinclination.

Our refusal as a nation to take any responsibility for the refugee crisis is repulsive.

Second, due to the small total number of refusers, as well as the fact that some providers use refusal and medical contraindication interchangeably, and that some providers tend to always use "ever refusal," we documented "refusal" as either "contraindication" or "refusal".

So, what accounts for the mysterious departure from the bank by McCain and his refusal -- as well as the bank's -- to comment on why he left?