Sentence examples for refusing to match from inspiring English sources

The ads, which will appear in weekly newspapers and magazines starting Monday, attack eHarmony for refusing to match people of the same gender and for the evangelical Christian beliefs of its founder, Dr. Neil Clark Warren.

In the battle of the matchmakers, Chemistry.com has been running commercials faulting eHarmony for refusing to match gay couples (eHarmony says it can't because its algorithm is based on data from heterosexuals), and eHarmony asked the Better Business Bureau to stop Chemistry.com from claiming its algorithm had been scientifically validated.

Addressing delegates in Perth, Mr Miliband attacked the Scottish government for wanting to cut business tax, while refusing to match Labour's commitment to freeze energy prices and restoring the 50p tax rate on income above £150,000.

Liverpool will again attempt to sign Blackpool midfielder Tom Ince, 21, the England Under-21 international they tried to buy in January before refusing to match the £6m asking price.

Not that he cared, but Brown refused to match it.

Coles signed a seven-year, $35 million contract with the Redskins, which the Jets refused to match.

Sales in North America fell 14percentt as Volkswagen refused to match levels of rebates offered by competitors.

But Labour and the Tories both refused to match the Liberal Democrats' pledge.

And on many routes, the increases that did hold were ineffective because discount airlines had refused to match the increases.

The local dealer refused to match the lower price, saying it was $700 below its cost from the manufacturer.

But he found it hard to bend in his arguments and refused to match his opponents' tactics of caucusing and ear-bending before crucial debates.