Sentence examples for adequately disputed from inspiring English sources

Now, nearly 20 years later, a new legal team is arguing that the case against Glossip was built on the testimony of the actual murderer, whose account of the night grew more and more elaborate with each retelling and was not adequately disputed in trial as he cast blame on Glossip.

Some people argued that the prosecution had failed to present a coherent narrative or motive for the crime, while others said the defense had failed to adequately dispute the forensic evidence.

Planned Parenthood had contended that fetuses from 22 weeks to 24 weeks old are not viable, and given the mortality rates of premature babies, prosecutors said they could not adequately dispute that finding.

The ability of NJR data to account for confounders adequately is disputed.

Majority rule does not adequately settle disputes over personal moral obligation.

According to the first sort of Russellian, we can't adequately decide disputes about the semantics of names without also investigating the relationship between semantics and pragmatics; one of the important trends in recent semantics has been an increasing attempt to explain linguistic phenomena with an eye on both possible semantic and pragmatic explanations.

Merrill has disputed claims that it failed to adequately supervise Mr. Young, who was dismissed in March 2002 for sending unauthorized reports to some institutional clients.

The Swedish students disputed that the dog had been adequately anaesthetized.

Entergy officials have disputed those points and say the emergency plan does adequately address how to respond to a large release of radiation, though company disaster specialists say they cannot conceive of a rapid release of large amounts of radiation that would render the emergency plans unworkable.

And they have disputed the assertion of some experts that the authority had failed to adequately maintain the fireproofing.

Mr. Shrum and his partners also argued that Mr. Margolis's proposal -- that the two firms continue to split the commission evenly -- would not adequately compensate their firm because, they believed, it was playing a greater role in shaping Mr. Kerry's message, an assessment that Mr. Margolis disputed.