Sentence examples for consequences of denying from inspiring English sources

Contraception is one of the most commonly prescribed medications, and the consequences of denying it are stark – lack of contraception access can mean everything from serious health complications to economic hardship to death.

The hope, which we share, is that the court will rise above the hard-right ideology of some justices to render a decision respectful of the Constitution's text and the violent consequences of denying government broad room to regulate guns.

Those of us who work in public health know firsthand the consequences of denying women access to birth control.

Daire isn't sure she wants to be a Seeker, but she's encouraged by her grandmother and the negative consequences of denying her true nature.

The economic consequences of denying today's students the adequate preparation to be tomorrow's workforce can be devastating for both the nation and local communities.

At the camp, Cameron will have to learn embrace who she really is and cope with the consequences of denying her true self for so long.

Under-employment, poverty, and dependency on social services are other consequences of denied abortions.

"Welfare Limits Left Poor Adrift as Recession Hit" (front page, April 8) clearly points out the consequences for state governments of denying support to needy families — encouraging them, in effect, to engage in various criminal acts to support themselves.

He knows the long standing arguments for higher pay for MPs; is aware of the squeeze that has been put on their incomes by a tougher expenses regime and understands the consequences for party discipline of denying his troops something an independent body says they should get.

It is a way of denying recognition.

Only in "The Bone Violin" does Mr. Wright confront the consequences of a childhood denied.