Sentence examples for It fallacious from inspiring English sources
Campbell called it fallacious to believe that Olympic sponsors would prefer visiting New York, where some of them are located, over Colorado Springs.
The functional equivalence of many DNA polymorphisms led two early critics of the HGP to argue that "there simply is no such entity as a 'representative sequence' or the human (or any) genome" making it "fallacious and even dangerous to call any one 'normal'" (Sarkar and Tauber 1991, p. 691).
But they haven't provided any persuasive analysis to back up this argument, and history suggests that it is fallacious.
But to suggest that there's a correlation between degree grade and potential for teaching, that someone with a third-class degree is incapable of doing it, is fallacious.
But ask yourself if it feels fallacious.
Further difficulties with second-order epsilon terms surfaced, and it quickly became apparent that the proof as it stood was fallacious.
DCD fails to satisfy the DDR on three counts: First, it manipulates the definition of irreversibility based on a moral position not to resuscitate; second, it appeals to fallacious logic that because one cannot auto-resuscitate then one is dead; and third, it focuses solely on the circulatory criterion endorsed by the UDDA, which does not immediately correlate with brain status.
This kind of reasoning is complicated and difficult, but it is not fallacious.
Pierrehumbert carefully dissects one of the arguments that Levitt and Dubner seem to subscribe to — that solar cells, because they are dark, actually contribute to global warming — and shows it to be fallacious.
Therefore this type of research -- ecological macroeconomics we might call it -- tends to be swamped out by Big-Monied, "neoclassical" economics with its fallacious theories of perpetual growth.
