Sentence examples for denial of problems from inspiring English sources

"Germany is the most worrisome case, and denial of problems has been more pronounced there than elsewhere".

But for the orderly Swiss, the munitions in Lake Thun, for all the denial of problems, are a kind of unsightly lump under the national carpet.

Some advocates for workers contended that the Energy Department was a poor choice to act on behalf of workers, after decades of poor safety and health processes and denial of problems.

So this complete denial of problems [by the police commissioner] - this is very dangerous as it means these problems are not being fixed," the institute's Gareth Newham told the BBC.

Recent neuro-scientific evidence suggests that denial of problems related to drug use can be associated with alterations in frontostriatal systems, which play a critical role in executive functions and self-awareness.

(There are flaws, however. As Vardi noted, "In some regions, most notably France, culinary habits may pose a denial-of-service problem").

Lloyds' top brass have often seemed to be in denial of their problems.

I am not convinced that this denial of the problems facing European sovereigns is healthy.

The denial of widespread problems infuriated customers such as Chris Szarek, who has had five bad consoles: he felt Microsoft was stonewalling.

Bloomberg View columnist William Pesek said: "Japan's corporate culture of denial, of ignoring problems and letting them fester, keeps running up against a globalized world that values agility, innovation and transparency.

Combine many Democrats' staunch denial of these problems with undemocratic voting practices that have favored Clinton and that her supporters have too often downplayed, and it's little wonder that some people believe the election was a sham.