Sentence examples for denying problems from inspiring English sources

He's not denying problems, but describes them through someone else's eyes.

The C.D.C., the F.D.A. and other organizations and agencies have a vested interest in denying problems with vaccines.

Eventually, after denying problems, recording companies implicitly acknowledged them by working to improve the technically flawed format.

No need to contradict people about what they reckon is going on, denying problems they believe exist and citing others they were previously untroubled by.

"The Spanish authorities basically spent four years denying problems such as those of the banks, thinking that such denial would protect Spain's image," said Ignacio de la Torre, a partner at Arcano, a Spanish wealth advisory and asset management firm.

Rather than solving, sidestepping or denying problems, poems bear witness to dark facets of experience, they give us vocabulary for the terror, the shame, the regret — as well as the terms of hope — resulting from the choices we make and those we consent to.

I do not deny problems in our nation and society or the rest of the world.

That distance makes it possible for executives to underestimate or even deny problems and to delay action.

She spotlighted a glaring contradiction embraced by some fundamentalists, who deny "problems with women's issues in the region" while claiming "that a return to their version of Islam is all that is needed to guarantee women's rights".

"They have denied problems and denied and denied.

Although the pros of such openness cannot be denied, problems can arise when unpublished genomic data are shared.