Sentence examples for be able to disprove from inspiring English sources

"Whether inspectors ultimately will be able to disprove any lie by the Iraqis remains to be determined," he said.

Questions about spilled coal dust raised by the federal lawsuit should be something that the railroad should be able to disprove, or not.

Though we might not be able to prove the existence of God might we be able to disprove it?

I find comfort in the feeling of being watched over by something I will never be able to prove, and at the same time, something that no one will ever be able to disprove.

He'd discovered code-breaking through his future wife, Elizebeth, a gifted cryptanalyst, while they were living on a sprawling Midwestern farm owned by an eccentric millionaire, a man who paid them to analyze Shakespeare's works for hidden codes that would reveal the true author to be Sir Francis Bacon (a theory that the couple was able to disprove).

But in scientific terms, a theory is much more than mere speculation because it has been repeatedly tested and scientists have not been able to disprove it" (Jurmain et al. 2005, p. 16).

Mohun discovered the confluence of the Luabala and Lumbridgi rivers and was able to disprove the existence of Lake Lanchi, which had been marked on many maps at this location.

The player to your left looks at their cards, and if they are able to disprove your theory, they have to show you only one of the cards that disproves your story.

In addition, public health programs should be able to prove or disprove laboratory contamination on a real-time basis for clinical purposes.

After briefly explaining that the series would focus on the use of genetic genealogy to solve personal history mysteries, it went on to say: "Since this show is for a very male-oriented network, we're looking for authentic, engaging male hosts between the ages of 30-55, whaveave a dynamic personality fit for television, and would be able to help people prove or disprove people's claims..."...

As Investopedia reminds us, "Positive economic statements do not have to be correct, but they must be able to be tested and proved or disproved.