Sentence examples for claims were debunked from inspiring English sources

But why did it take you two weeks when the birthers' claims were debunked well before the 08 election?

She suggested he had "colluded in a desperate attempt to salvage the president's credibility, after the president's bogus wiretapping claims were debunked by his own FBI director".

After a brouhaha about them potentially performing at a festival in Spain called Arenal Sound, the claims were debunked by Daft Punk's management.

Speier, in a statement, called Nunes' admission that he met with an unidentified source on the White House grounds as "the last straw" and said it implies he and the White House "colluded in a desperate attempt to salvage the President's credibility, after the President's bogus wiretapping claims were debunked by his own FBI Director".

The reasons given are, ironically, similar to the arguments that used to be made for cats before such claims were debunked as sterilizing and releasing community cats gained widespread acceptance within the humane movement and government municipalities, including many health departments.

"What we've seen every time is that these claims are debunked when you actually give workers and businesses the tools and the incentives they need to innovate," Obama said.

His marathon claim was debunked by Runner's World, hardly known for political investigations.

This claim was debunked by research published by Keir Starmer, Saunders's predecessor as DPP.

This claim was debunked by every official in a position to know the truth.

He says this claim was debunked on Monday by the Institute for Fiscal Studies, which said a Brexit would mean spending less on pubic services, or taxing more, or borrowing more.

Meanwhile, this 22-to-1 claim was debunked by experts after Trump announced it last December, yet the administration refuses to drop it.