Sentence examples for refused to build from inspiring English sources

But it is a veritable avalanche for a company that once (40 years ago) balked at the idea of building even a run of 50 cars; in one notable instance, Enzo Ferrari refused to build more than 25.

But he refused to build any more scale models.

For many years, automakers refused to build vehicles for which alternative fuels were not available while the oil industry refused to distribute fuels that few vehicles could burn.

In addition, she said, "It's not that many years ago that builders refused to build with architects, and there was certainly no such thing as a landscape architect.

Last week the Yankees announced a plan to move to Tuscaloosa because the Phoenix city fathers refused to build them a $70 million domed stadium.

Diana Neslen London So Kids Company is criticised and forced to the wall because it refused to build up any cash reserves.

When Heisenberg later wrote that he had intended to warn Bohr of the enormous technical challenges that stood in the way of building a bomb, implying that Allied scientists could safely refuse to build one too, was he being truthful?

That despite the party's theoretical support for building: last month Nick Boles, the Tory planning minister, argued that refusing to build is to let "Margaret Thatcher's dream of a property-owning democracy shrivel".

Construction firms are generally refusing to build such housing, says its mayor, Shigeru Sugawara.

Utilities refuse to build any, since the technology is expensive and unproven.

They are especially reclusive, refusing to build nests within sight of any others.