Sentences with phrase «outright denial»

A score at the lower end will result in higher interest rates from lenders and possibly even outright denial of various credit lines such as mortgages and car loans.

A delay in medical treatment can open the doors to outright denial of your insurance claims.

Bloomberg: The American public has turned away from outright denial of climate change.

Such is the concern about ExxonMobil that earlier this year the Royal Society, considered Britain's leading scientific academy, wrote to it asking that it stop funding groups that have «misrepresented the science of climate change by outright denial of the evidence».

There is a lack of awareness, if not outright denial, among Protestants about the positive nature of sexual desire.

My reading indicates that Clinton's outright denial about having the said affair constituted perjury, which is why he was impeached by the House.

There shouldn't be any, but with almost measured frequency there continue to be despite all assurances, reassurances, and often outright denial.

The tacit and frequently outright denial of Christ by our government makes them no ally to our faith - based life, but rather they are frequently the enemy.

But these problems are minuscule compared to Komen's biggest failing — its near outright denial of tumor biology.

I have encountered a lot of ignorance, manipulation tactics, and outright denial related to personal dating risks, even from middle - aged men with high IQ's, advanced degrees, and regular dating experience.

Having black marks on your files could mean denial of job offers, higher interest rates on loans, higher insurance rates, or outright denials for credit.

It found that in 2005, Exxon distributed nearly $ 3 million to 39 groups which «misrepresented the science of climate change by outright denial of the evidence that greenhouse gases are driving climate change».

Most of the challenges derive from firms» failure to recognize, or outright denial about, the fundamental shift in 2008 from a longstanding Seller's Market to the Buyer's Market that is a permanent element of the law industry's future.

[36] A survey carried out by the UK Royal Society found that in 2005 ExxonMobil distributed US$ 2.9 million to 39 groups that «misrepresented the science of climate change by outright denial of the evidence».

Some argue that neither the press nor the public are served by taking part in a process that often involves obfuscation and outright denial of the facts.

Today, it seems the premier and her colleagues are resorting to outright denial, even in the face of serious province - wide concern.

On paper, the TransCanada Corporation now has the Trump administration's blessings to add hundreds of miles of pipeline to allow hundreds of thousands of gallons of crude produced by the Alberta tar sands to flow daily into the U.S., a permission twice denied by President Barack Obama two years ago (by veto and by outright denial of its permit), but it's premature to assume the project will actually get built.

It seems that only an outright denial of the Church's teaching could arouse their indignation.

or outright denial of excellence («Pure luck!»).

Of course such a theology was bound in the long run to generate skepticism or outright denial.

The intuition of freedom has expressed itself so deeply in the language and customs of mankind that its outright denial seems self - contradictory.

The doctrine is very simply doubt or outright denial.

Although the inquiry by Sue Gray, the director general of the propriety and ethics team, found Maltby to be «plausible», Gray found one breach of the ministerial code — his outright denials when a Sunday newspaper reported that pornography had been found on his computer.

A Cabinet Office investigation found Green had breached the ministerial code in his outright denials when a Sunday newspaper reported that pornography had been found on his computer.

Public tolerance of inaccurate and undefended allegations, non sequiturs in response to hard questions and outright denials of facts is shockingly high.

After more than a year of speculation, red herrings and outright denials, the true identity of Benedict Cumberbatch's villain in Star Trek Into Darkness may have just been revealed by Entertainment Weekly.

The San Diego lawsuit, filed with the help of the California Charter Schools Association, contends that districts usually sabotage charter schools in one of three ways: claiming a facilities request is incomplete and therefore denying it; offering sites that are impractical; and outright denial of the facility request.

Other social justice advocates don't have to deal with the invalidation, rejection of facts, and outright denial by the public that animal advocates do, and as such, we may understandably suffer from depression, rage, and post-traumatic stress symptoms, not to mention despair over not being able to rescue the victims, whether from a puppy mill, factory farm, or other abusive industry.

Localisation changes, cut content, and outright denial of sales is an unfortunately ever - growing trend in today's industry.

Not exactly an outright denial, but not sounding all that optimistic, either.

The official response was non-committal on any future legislation coming into effect, but it wasn't an outright denial:

We'll be sure to update you if there is any official confirmation or outright denial.

Fox News shifts from outright denial to actually reporting on negative consequences of climate change.

The administration continues to align itself with their global warming disinformation campaign, which is shifting from outright denial to seeking to divert attention from adverse implications of global climate disruption.

My biggest fear is the US: our legislature — I say «ours» despite my Canadian roots, since I have lived in the US for 26 years now — is controlled by folks who are not just skeptical, but who are wedded to outright denial.

By «no problem» they, of course, mean that they will be passing that risk on to customers in the form of raised rates, exclusions on coverage or outright denial of coverage.

««The writing is a well - researched investigation into the continuing fabrication of the defence of Climate Change «scepticism», which amounts to a long narrative of invention, first of outright denial of the science of Global Warming, then of foot - dragging delay being urged on all Governments.»

Their obstruction has been draped with claims ranging from outright denial that there's even a problem — and these have been legion — to saying that this legislation will hurt our economy.

This dismissal of environmental consequences quickly turned to outright denial.