Sentence examples for Help disprove from inspiring English sources

The speech also should help disprove the ridiculous criticism that Obama's speeches fail to provide a narrative.

The charity is encouraging older people to share their lifetime experiences to help disprove widely-held stereotypes.

But it does help disprove the widespread belief that Islam and overtly Islamist political parties must always be incompatible with a functioning democracy.In this section Safe without the bomb?

He pays no attention to "Singin' in the Rain," to name one accessible joy -- and yet Don Lockwood, Lena Lamont and the gang could help disprove his notion that 50's films forgot about wit.

If they are right, it might help disprove the widely held notion in China that executions act as deterrent: it is generally believed that China has become more cautious in recent years in applying the death penalty.Figures about murder are especially prone to manipulation by local governments.

The principal tactic used by Mr. Sullivan has been to present a surplus of outrage after finding examples where prosecutors failed to live up to their obligations, first laid out in a 1963 Supreme Court opinion, to disclose to defense lawyers any information that could help disprove the charges.

Mr. Diaby's work helped disprove the claims that the gardens were contaminated, short-circuiting the developer's plans.

Ruth Conniff (May 10) says that Claudette Colvin's "lonely stand helped disprove the prosecution's contention that the protests on Montgomery buses were the work of agitators".

Technology helped disprove claims by the mid-western states that New York's problems all resulted from home-grown pollution.The arrival of good data would have other benefits as well, such as helping markets to work more robustly: witness America's pioneering scheme to trade emissions of sulphur dioxide, made possible by fancy equipment capable of monitoring emissions in real time.

Retro Report tells the story of the epidemic that wasn't through firsthand accounts by some of those at the center of things: the researcher who put out the alarm, a pediatric expert who originally cast doubt on his findings and one of the original cocaine-exposed research subjects, a young woman whose life helped disprove the myth of what these infants would become.

Other studies have drawn similar conclusions, helping disprove the long-held theory that simply giving the homeless homes would be a waste of money.