Sentence examples for refusal to react from inspiring English sources
However, the German government and Grünenthal are still under pressure to face up to their level of culpability because of alleged scant testing of the drug in the early 1950s, and their refusal to react to concerns that came to light as early as 1959.
But it's the public's choice how to react to refusals to speak and there is no reason to react kindly.
In late September, he was among the first to react to the visa refusals, saying that they could compromise deals with partner universities worldwide.
The refusal (this is the biggest catastrophe of all) to react decisively to climate change.
He claims: "Many are dominated by the pursuit of prestige, refusal to admit errors and by a desire to react to media coverage which is much simpler than problem solving or management and provides a comforting illusion of activity".
It was this refusal of solidarity, as much as any specific assertion, that led so many Jewish readers to react with fury to "Eichmann in Jerusalem" when it appeared, in five installments in this magazine, in 1963.
