Sentence examples for to refuse because of from inspiring English sources
Therefore whatever the proposal we have to go with the recommendation to refuse because of the narrow lane.
His first instinct was to refuse because of the lower salary, but New Directions set up a meeting with a group of senior-level lawyers so he could sound out his peers.
Every time you get dressed, think, 'If I was invited to play football, would I have to refuse because of my outfit?' If the answer is yes, try something else.
They all had to refuse because, straight our of college, they had not enough repertoire.
You'd ask Beirut to meet a certain agent traveling to Lebanon, and it would refuse because of some security problem.
The decision to refuse happened because of a lack of outside funding, according to Isabel Dedring, London's deputy mayor for transport.
The others refuse because of the prerelease.
(Interview 18) We noticed that people were inclined to refuse participation because of the blood sample.
However, a few women may continue to refuse transfusion because of specific personal or religious beliefs.
We noticed that people were inclined to refuse participation because of the blood sample.
It has been suggested that nursing staff are more likely to refuse vaccine because of commonly held misconceptions about adverse effects and efficacy [ 20].
