Sentence examples for be able to refute from inspiring English sources

As in imperial times, few will be able to refute claims of success.

Believing I needed to be able to refute all arguments to the contrary – even my own – I read secular works by those who despised Christianity, such as Tom Robbins, the Marquis de Sade and Christopher Hitchens.

Indeed, the judges refused every request by Nasheed to call defence witnesses to testify because – as the court conveniently concluded – such witnesses "would not be able to refute the evidence submitted by the prosecution".

Not surprisingly, lawyers for some of the witnesses say that Amendola may be able to raise questions about a specific time or date but won't be able to refute the basic facts at issue: that Sandusky molested young boys, often repeatedly.

Carefully designed comparative studies may also be able to refute the idea that openness for immigration necessarily conflicts with open access to citizenship1 or with sustainable welfare states.

Would you be able to refute his case?

She was able to refute the employer's story with the help of Kati Daffan, a first-year law student at Columbia.

"So I feel very comfortable with being able to refute anybody who tries to pit us or pit me against Eliot".

The ultimate ruling in the case, the company said, was partly based on "assertions which were not included in the statement of objections issued in April 2000, and which the company has therefore not been able to refute".

Since last summer, Santana has not been able to refute the notion that the no-hitter — the first ever for the franchise — ruined the foundation he was building as he progressed back from surgery.

"I am pleased that the independent committee has been able to refute the substance of the allegations made in the Muddy Waters report," W. Judson Martin, vice chairman and chief executive of Sino-Forest, said in a statement.