Sentence examples for been refuted by some from inspiring English sources
This notion however, remains controversial, and has been refuted by some investigators [13] and contradicted by other in vivo studies [14], [15], [16], [17].
At 499b, having been refuted by Socrates, he casually allows that some pleasures are better than others; and as noted above, hedonism was introduced in the first place not as a thesis he was keen to propound, but as the answer to a question he could not avoid — viz, the stronger should 'have more' of what?
Book critic Janet Maslin got it right noting that "some of the worst misconceptions" had already been refuted by fall of 1999.
Meanwhile, a "flying squad" of testers were sent Rift Valley in Kenya amid claims that doping was rife among some of the distance runners who train there, which have been refuted by the country's athletics federation.
Dollo's law has since been refuted by evidence that evolutionary specialization can be undone.
In recent times the idea has gained currency that Marxism has been "refuted by history".
Reports of the said meeting and alleged discussions are a complete fabrication and have been refuted by the presidency.
Whether these claims meet the I.R.S. standard for reopening is unclear, but they have now been refuted by the service.
The chancellor replies by attacking Balls' plan to raise the rate to 50p, saying it's anti-business and has been refuted by the IFS already.
