Sentence examples for denied the problem from inspiring English sources
Not that he denied the problem, which he was discussing in an interview published last week.
But President Bush has denied the problem for so long, refusing to offer serious remedies, it is little wonder that people are tempted to grab at any lever.
In the USA, because conservatives have denied the problem exists instead of engaging in constructing solutions, we've been forced to implement government greenhouse gas regulations.
In the media storm that followed Dr. Udwadia's journal letter, government officials publicly denied the problem and accused him of wrongly setting off a panic.
For four years, residents have been growing more exasperated with their city councilman and with public agencies who have either denied the problem exists or pointed the finger at each other instead of getting together to solve it.
"Instead of acknowledging in an open way that there was a problem that could affect the public and their workers, they have essentially denied the problem existed," Mr. Kennedy said.
At the time, the Ministry of Defence MODD) largely denied the problems.
Neither Mr. Fox nor his aides denied the problems.
Mr. Rajoy and his predecessor denied the problems for too long.
But David Cameron denied the problems placed the NHS "on the brink of disaster".
The justice minister Lucy Frazer was forced to answer emergency questions in the Commons last Wednesday during which she said there had not been a cyber-attack and also denied the problems were the result of financial cuts.
