Sentence examples for lead to denial from inspiring English sources

Too much can lead to denial.

And fear can lead to denial.

Assumptions about poor treatment outcomes for patients presenting with prior injury can lead to denial of treatment, even though these assumptions have not been empirically addressed.

"It is unacceptable that concern about a violent reaction by any sector of the public will lead to denial of the exercise by another sector of its right".

The military's health insurance program, Tricare, could have a shortfall of up to $3 billion, which could lead to denial of elective medical care for retirees and dependents of active-duty service members.

Not until a meeting in January at the Taba Hilton, run by Israeli superdove Yossi Beilin, with Arab terror attacks in full swing, did Barak offer "the moon": 97percentt of the West Bank, air rights that would lead to denial of Palestinian air space to Israeli aircraft, and a payoff from the U.S. to Palestinian claimants who agreed not to migrate to Israel.

Additionally, lack of pre-smart card authentication leads to denial of service attack.

But would body scanners in the Netherlands – as now proposed – have led to denial of boarding?

This is to be welcomed as it helps ease the pressure that leads to denial in Muslim communities.

He said it laid the foundation for attacks on religion by the secular left that has led to denial of free speech rights to religious people.

They were passed in the early days of the AIDS epidemic, when having the virus amounted to a death sentence, the disease's stigma often led to denial of jobs or housing, and testing was done primarily to protect the blood supply.