Sentence examples for were to deny from inspiring English sources

"If Walker were to deny the stay, it's not automatic that they would reverse," he said.

It would be a travesty if a mishandled legal proceeding were to deny victims justice now.

If racecourses were to deny this oxygen of publicity, this direct connection to potential customers, there would be more value to paying the levy.

If the world were to deny them any recognition, they could at last resign themselves stoically if not cheerfully to their nonentity status.

In their letters to Cameron, the three leaders wrote: "It would be unacceptable if the political self-interest of one party leader were to deny the public the opportunity to see their leaders debate in public.

"If government were to deny all reasonable use, that would in effect be a taking of private property, which would then require the acquisition of the property," he said.

None of this is to deny reality.

To deny so, is to deny who we are.

To deny that is to deny our common humanity".

To deny this right is to deny the Constitution.

To oppose such basic measures is to deny reality.