Sentence examples for challenges to claims from inspiring English sources

But such accounts can be placed alongside other challenges to claims of sharp differences between bonobos and chimpanzees.

The fact that the main PD facilitator was also the primary coder presents challenges to claims of objectivity.

Challenges to backings show disagreement with the evidence (e.g. 'I don't think this exercise was so easy' (Van Labeke et al. (2007)), and challenges to claims reflect disagreement with the way in which evidence is combined (e.g. 'I understand your point, but…' (Van Labeke et al. 2007)).

Challenges to claimed multiple realizations can attack either step and, most importantly, the step challenged can differ from case to case.

All the contestants are sequestered away during the six-week shoot without access to the potential distractions of cell phones and television until they are either eliminated or master the creative challenges to claim the $100,000 prize money.

An article yesterday about militant Palestinian groups' challenge to claims by Secretary of State Colin L. Powell that Syria was cracking down on them misidentified the Syrian president in some copies.

If this ad hominem is strong, then the new skeptics' challenge to claim (II) is not without problems of its own.

Because of Twitter's unique features, it is an open stage where challenges to journalists' claims are very hard to ignore.

The high court ruled in favor of the Sacketts: Owners can promptly file court challenges to EPA claims that their lands come under federal wetland regulations.

There are a number of challenges to using claims data to investigate laboratory testing for congenital CMV infection.

Challenges to this claim are, of course, welcome.