Sentence examples for refuse the most from inspiring English sources

It was a long way to go for a pint - but who could refuse the most powerful man in the world?

Harper seems to take pride in refusing the most common of courtesies.

Among many observers in the United States, there may be a sense that Yasir Arafat overplayed his hand when he refused the most far-reaching peace proposal, preferring instead to ride the tiger of demonstrations and violence after Ariel Sharon's visit to the Temple Mount six months ago.

Given how much philosophers usually disagree, it is remarkable that, when a medical intervention is risky, controversial, value-laden, high-impact and/or physically invasive, especially when a patient of sound mind explicitly refuses the intervention, most of us would feel that only the most dire costs would justify imposition of care.

For example, most participants refuse the statement that evolution and creationism should both be presented in the secondary school biology curriculum (only 16.6% agrees or strongly agrees).

These countries refused, for the most part, to align themselves with either the communist bloc, led by the Soviet Union, or the Western bloc, led by the United States.

And, despite a big lobbying campaign from the banks, which claimed that such requirements would stifle lending and growth, they refused, for the most part, to back down.

He went out of his way to show what I think can fairly be described as his contempt for black people, refusing for the most part to even meet with black elected officials.

Such tactics are in keeping with these demonstrators' use of slogans and imagery taken from religion and from the Islamic Revolution of 1979 — shouting "Allahu Akbar" from the rooftops, organizing demonstrations as public memorials for the dead, refusing (for the most part, at least until today) to attack Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei by name or to call for an end to theocratic rule.

For those 165 women who refused to consent, the most common reasons for refusing to sign the main consent were denial of need for help (32%), lack of interest (29%), claims to be beyond 28 weeks of gestation (16%), and do not have enough time (6%).

The department refused the request, reasoning that most traffic bound for Midland used The Causeway and travelled on the south side of the Swan River, and that therefore the Perth Guildford road should not be part of the main highway.