Sentence examples for may have denied from inspiring English sources

This, in turn, may have denied tulips the amount of uninterrupted cold temperatures they need for proper development.

He may have denied using the N-word but he also called an Asian man a "slope" and has called the Romanians "gypsies" and the Scots "tramps".

Musical fashion was of no concern to Lees, a factor that may have denied him the Pulitzer prize, which he certainly deserved.

Interestingly, the SEC Staff may have denied no-action relief if the proposal had been more limited (i.e., if it solely sought to increase the cap on the number of proxy access nominees and remove the nominating group size limit).

Instead, the appeals were based on procedural errors that may have denied a fair trial, ineffective assistance of counsel or the assertion that the death penalty was administered in a way that discriminated against blacks and other minorities.

Mr. Mori may have denied that he was advocating a state religion or deification of the emperor, as existed in the past, saying, "That is utterly contrary to my personal belief".

Home Secretary Theresa May has denied planning to allow the police and intelligence agencies to monitor internet use in real-time.

Some may even have denied joining a coven.

He may simply have denied that anyone can be perfectly confident in this way.

Uncontroversial as this claim may seem, some philosophers have denied that art should either have or seek to have cognitive value.

By framing murder charges, officialdom may in some ways have denied an Adebolajo or a Lapshyn the chance that terrorism indictments might have given them to voice their political agendas in court.