Sentence examples for likely denial from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court's likely denial, which might not come until 2018, should finally close the case of the United States of America v. Jeffrey R. MacDonald, 48 years after the Army first charged him with the murder of his family.

Convicted cocaine user Rep. Radel voted for legislation requiring mandatory drug testing of food stamp recipients, with likely denial of benefits for those testing positive.

Elizabeth's oncologist has, of course, been face to face with patients who deny the seriousness of their illness, and has most likely seen such denial lead to premature death.

The more LOICs used, therefore, to attack a target computer, the more likely that a denial of service will take place.'" Last year, the FBI arrested 16 people in the US in connection with similar attacks on Master Card, Visa and Amazon, and charged them with crimes that carry 10-year prison terms.

However, the most likely reason is denial.

At the postpartum phase, severe anxiety was associated with the self-blame strategy of coping (p ≤0.05) and women with severe anxiety were more likely to use denial (p ≤0.05).

As soon as the population doubles (a very likely event), our self-denial will be for naught.

That would be 14percentthoughugh the report notes that "the actual number of coverage denials is likely to be significantly higher" than the number of documented denials.

Holocaust denial was likely to increase in the next very digital decade, he added.

Robert and Rebekah Mercer, two prominent Republican donors, supported Trump and their financing of climate science denial will likely reverberate at the White House.

It may also be the case, albeit denial is likely, that Spieth's continued prominence and now threat to McIlroy's position at the summit of the world rankings has enhanced the four-times major winner's desire to return.