Sentence examples for refusing to sell off from inspiring English sources

The latter are trying to drag the Gabrielli into the 21st century without compromising its old-fashioned charm, and refusing to sell off to a multinational hotel group that would pay tens of millions for a priceless property like this.

Now feeble from age and Lyme disease, but the vision of a kindly old man, Mr. Miler is doing something else that few of his American counterparts would dream of: despite offers, Mr. Miler is refusing to sell off the rights to Krtek -- similar, in a smaller way, to if Disney studios had folded when Walt Disney died in 1966.

Refusing to sell off its supply of cocoa, the country shut down its exports in July and forced world rates to increase.

Eisenhower refused to sell off public lands or to open the national wilderness areas or national parks to commercial or mineral exploitation.

We heathens may be proud that we have refused to sell off our reason to pay the unacceptably high price of faith.

In September of last year, the university's board of regents chief investment officer Jagdeep Singh Bachner refused to sell off the holdings, arguing that a more "holistic approach" than divestment was needed.

"I'd been refusing to sell out for 40 years.

Many farmers are refusing to sell at a loss.

Sometimes individual stores will ban the games from being sold (such as Amazon refusing to sell RapePlay).

Costco is refusing to sell Coca-Cola products because Coke wants to charge too much.

-Ban Band-aids for refusing to sell Ronald Regan Special Editions.