Sentence examples for denied a problem from inspiring English sources

Some Pakistani officers denied a problem existed at all.

As any member of Alcoholics Anonymous knows, denying a problem doesn't make it go away.

They approach their work halfheartedly, deny a problem exists, or refuse to act even when it's critical.

WHEN even the president of Pakistan chides a group of Britons for its hidebound attitudes to women, it becomes hard to deny a problem exists.

The report's authors said a large group was involved in "denying a problem exists and dismissing the issue as a rightwing and Zionist smear".

They perpetuate the deeply dangerous view that drinking and motherhood are a perfectly acceptable mix, and make it easier to deny a problem that the drinker is often the last person to recognize.

You can't deny a problem when it's written in scars on this young man's arm.

Eventually, in September 2015, after months of ignoring or denying a problem existed, state officials began to acknowledge that lead contamination in the city's water was a danger to residents.

To cope with their psychological distress people responded that their first most important coping strategy was 'turning their head' (a local term meaning to deny a problem exists) (C: 123, 48.1%, I: 131, 46.3%).

She, herself, had been banned from driving for a year for drink-driving in 1996, though she always denied having a problem with alcohol.

She denied having a problem (another feature of the disease early on) and stopped after she was caught at home.