Sentence examples for are not really valid from inspiring English sources

But when you get into the domain of promoting particular views about the basis for skepticism of evolution, and those views are not really valid, then I think we have a problem.

For the reservoir which has leaked it is not really valid to compare the log analysis to a drainage capillary pressure curve.

Many don't care if what they claim is true because if they do it right, they will have sold enough programs or equipment or whatever to make a fortune before anyone can prove that what they are saying isn't really valid.

I realize that some authors count each section as an n, but this isn't really valid for these types of analyses.

"It's not really a valid comparison," he says.

" 'The government made me do it' is not really a valid legal defense," said Randall W. Bodner, a lawyer at the firm Ropes & Gray.

But, of course, "coolness" is not really a valid test for literary worth (or anything else for that matter, except trousers).

Additionally, because of town and city ordinances against open reservoirs (but that usually except chlorinated pools) such a reservoir is not really a valid option for anyone but those who live in rural regions.

The gist is that the question of whether technology makes us smarter or dumber is not really even a valid question — it supposes a legitimate judgment on the nature of intelligence which no one can make with authority.

Scientists often look at addiction studies as: "it's the chemical, it's the person, it's the brain, and that is not really a scientifically – socially scientifically – valid human-cannabis relationship," Aggarwal said.

However, in some cases the asymptote is not really horizontal.