Sentence examples for as to be invalid from inspiring English sources

The statement is, of course, their opinion, but one so lacking in historical context as to be invalid.

The current dispute on the value of routine mammograms began last year when two researchers published a paper examining the major clinical trials and concluding that nearly all were so flawed as to be invalid.

The company said the paper was so flawed as to be invalid.

A state labor commissioner ruled her claim as manager to be invalid, as she had worked as an "unlicensed talent agent" under California's Talent Agencies Act.

The capacity for constructing counter-examples is very important, since we are often as interested in which arguments turn out to be invalid as in which arguments are valid.

However, the assumption that they would actually work as midwives was found to be invalid.

As mentioned above, several studies have found it to be invalid as an organizational climate scale, and that may explain our result.

After Brexit, however, the licences are likely to be invalid as the UK will have left the EU's single market.

"(b y appeal by a party relying on a state statute held by a court of appeals to be invalid as repugnant to the Constitution, treaties or laws of the United States..

And an act which prohibited the resale of tickets for more than the price printed thereon was held to be invalid as an arbitrary and unreasonable interference with the rights of the ticket broker.

Because the Wisconsin Supreme Court found the statute to be invalid as to foreign corporations in the position of the respondent it had no occasion to pass on certain claims relating to the application of the statute to the specific dividends here involved.