Sentence examples for a pattern of denial from inspiring English sources

A pattern of denial in the face of mounting evidence has been a recurring feature of the debt crisis.Back in 2005 and 2006 received wisdom denied that the rapid growth of subprime mortgages was a problem.

But there was also a pattern of denial, cover-up and cozy bureaucratic collusion between industry and government, the last especially notorious in Japan but by no means limited to that country.

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The major nuclear incidents at Three Mile Island, Chernobyl and the 2007 Japanese earthquake all have in common a pattern of denial, minimization and outright lies.

Cut off from their families and community from an early age, often segregated in large facilities and special schools, the prospect for these children is to graduate to an institution for adults and to face a pattern of denial of human rights.

Lawyers for the journalists moved to overturn the subpoenas, and, in a decision rendered on October 9, 2003, Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson issued what amounted to a cry of revulsion at cozy journalistic-source relationships in Washington: "The deposition transcripts [of the government officials] generally reveal a pattern of denials, vague or evasive answers, and stonewalling.

Your report about the threat of war in South Asia rightly identifies a pattern of "nuclear denial" among Indian and Pakistani military and political elites ("Eyeball to Eyeball, and Blinking in Denial," Week in Review, June 2).

But there was no way to get the milk back in the bottle: a pattern of stubborn denial that had survived countless stories in the tech press, a class-action lawsuit and a wave of customer complaints gave way to a direct address of the issue, from Mr. Jobs, live on stage, no less.

What surfaced was a clear pattern of denial and deception among top White House officials before, during and after the initial invasion of Iraq.

The reversal at the I.M.F. was just one small piece of a broad pattern of denial that helped push Greece to the brink and now threatens to pull the euro apart.

The report, released on Thursday by Attorney General Richard Blumenthal and the state's child advocate, Jeanne Milstein, says the department chose "a sustained pattern of denial and delay" rather than address incidents of drug and sexual abuse at Haddam Hills Academy in East Haddam.