Sentence examples for resist acknowledging from inspiring English sources

It said: "The variation in definitions of subsidy allows the government to resist acknowledging subsidy in many areas".

"Many people seem to resist acknowledging and treating their sore throat pain," said Dr. John G. Campbell, president of the American Academy of Otolaryngology.

Some automakers resist acknowledging a defect because it can be used against them in lawsuits, and they are more willing to fix a problem if not forced to do so.

Nor was he able to resist acknowledging that his team's defensive strength suggests that they have the capability to extend their present run of seven ­successive victories to 10, thereby embracing the last three that would bring them the league championship for the first time in four years.

Surgeons and physicians are trained to believe the goal of treatment is to save the patient's life and therefore to resist acknowledging that the patient is dying.

The money was hard to resist, acknowledged Mr. Brightfelt, the former Dade president.

But Nissan resisted acknowledging a safety defect.

No wonder I'd been resisting acknowledging my own uncomfortable feelings.

For more than a generation, presidential aspirants have mostly resisted acknowledging the importance of the cities' well being.

"It is as if there is a part of him that has resisted acknowledging the value in things here".

"For a long time, we resisted acknowledging to ourselves that the market was saturated," he said, adding that was typical.