Sentence examples for be denied for instance from inspiring English sources

A building permit can be denied, for instance, if a proposed building has a "monotonous similarity" to any other structure within 250 feet or a "substantially identical facade".

It cannot be denied, for instance, that she maintains a computer database of more than 14,000 friends and acquaintances, along with their jobs, addresses, telephone numbers and any salient details, like where she met them and what they said.

Vermaas concludes that the tenet that ∏α and ∏α ⊗ Iβ do represent the same property can be viewed as an addition to quantum mechanics, which can be denied as, for instance, van Fraassen (1991) did.

She worried about the potential ramifications: Could she, for instance, someday be denied life insurance on the basis of that profile?

A student athlete, for instance, should not be denied playing time because his family has not donated money to a team booster club, or fails to buy uniforms and equipment.

For instance, a girl may be denied education, health, and protection on account of her gender.

For instance in a highly congested network, the requested bandwidth for high-quality video stream may be denied.

For others, therapy cannot be denied.

And without goodbyes, of course, we would be denied the amazing comeback – Sinatra's "Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back" in 1973, two years after his retirement, for instance.

(It denied, for instance, that Ellington was artistically capable of mastering the long musical forms he began adapting to jazz in the 1930's).

Ms. Jaff, for instance, learned this when she was denied coverage for a certain drug her doctor prescribed for Crohn's disease.